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2990. FENNER (James), Character of.—
No one was more sensible than myself, while
Governor Fenner was in the senate, of the
soundness of his political principles, and rectitude
of his conduct. Among those of my fellow
laborers of whom I had a distinguished
opinion, he was one.—
To David Howell. Washington ed. v, 554.
(M.
1810)
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