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Dissertations on the English Language, with Notes, Historical and Critical

Note 2 — DISSERTATION I.

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Even supposing that a number of republics, kingdoms or empires, should within a century arise and divide this vast territory; still the subjects of all will speak the same language, and the consequence of this uniformity will be an intimacy of social intercourse hitherto unknown, and a boundless diffusion of knowlege.

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