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2298. DUMOURIEZ (C. F.), Without Virtue.—
No confidence in Dumouriez's virtue
opposes the story that he has gone over to
the Austrians; for he has none.—
To Martha Jefferson Randolph.
Ford ed., vi, 267.
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