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The phrase "many of our citizens are uneducated farmers who own a bit of land" is often attributed to Thomas Jefferson. He expressed similar sentiments regarding the agrarian nature of American society during the early years of the Republic. Jefferson believed that the ideal citizen was a landowner, reflecting his views on democracy and the importance of agriculture in the economy.

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