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comparably greater, in the enterprise, industry and frugal habits of its population. That this resource may never fail, how vast by important it is that the rising generation should be trained to similar habits above all, that they should be guarded from those vices which strike at the foundation of Mans usefulness [?] in this life and his hopes of the future, and over which, when once rooted, neither example, non law, non public opinion seem to have ever a perceptible influence.