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3710. HENRY (Patrick), Mysterious.—
Henry, as usual, is involved in mystery. Should
the popular tide run strongly in either direction
he will fall in with it. Should it not, he will
have a struggle between his enmity to the
Lees, and his enmity to everything which May
give influence to Congress.—
To James Madison.
Ford ed., iii, 318.
(T.
May. 1783)
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