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zealous of their own liberties"
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he changed jealous to zealous there.
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If we're doing close readings
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we might go into that for twenty minutes,
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but we're not.
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He's not over: "Zealous of their own liberties
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but trampling on those of others, generous,
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candid and without attachment
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or pretensions to any religion but that of their own heart."
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Now we can debate what Jefferson got right or wrong there,
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or what's held up,
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but do note how he said both sides were either jealous