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Date: 1715
"Freedom of Speech is sometimes to be foreborn, least we give others Power thereby to lay hold on the Rudder of our Minds; for in all there are some Places weaker than others, and prudent Men will take heed of lying uncover'd that Way."
preview | full record— Bulstrode, Richard, Sir (1610-1711)
