From "Speech when under Sentence of Death."

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When the law is the will of the people, it will be uniform and coherent;

but fluctuation, contradiction, and inconsistency of councils must be

expected under those governments where every evolution in the ministry

of a court produces one in the State--such being the folly and pride of

all ministers, that they ever pursue measures directly opposite to those

of their predecessors. SAMUEL ADAMS.

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