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1076. CALUMNY, Political.—[further continued].
The large share I have enjoyed, and still enjoy of anti-republican hatred
and calumny, gives me the satisfaction of
supposing that I have been some obstacle to
anti-republican designs; and if truth should
find its way into history, the object of these
falsehoods and calumnies will render them
honorable to me.—
To W. Lambert. Washington ed. v, 450.
(M.
May. 1809)
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