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377. APOSTASY, Punished.—
As to the
effect of Mr. [Patrick] Henry's name among
the people, I have found it crumble like a
dried leaf, the moment they became satisfied
of his apostasy.—
To Tench Coxe.
Ford ed., vii, 381.
(M.
1799)
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