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4175. JUDGES, Venality of French.—
Nor should we wonder at * * *[the]
pressure[for a fixed constitution in 1788-9]
when we consider the monstrous abuses of
power under which * * *[the French]
people were ground to powder; when we pass
in review * * * the venality of the judges
and their partialities to the rich.—
Autobiography. Washington ed. i, 86.
Ford ed., i, 118.
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