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4657. LIBELS, Newspaper.—[further continued].
Mr. Wagner's malignity, like that of the rest of his tribe of brother
printers, who deal out calumnies for federal
readers, gives me no pain. When a printer
cooks up a falsehood, it is as easy to put it
into the mouth of a Mr. Fox, as of a smaller
man, and safer in that of a dead than a living
one.—
To Thomas Law. Washington ed. v, 555.
Ford ed., ix, 291.
(M.
1811)
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