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4898. MACON (Nathaniel) Confidence in.—
Some enemy whom we know not, is sowing
tares among us. Between you and myself
nothing but opportunities of explanation can
be necessary to defeat those endeavors. At
least on my part my confidence in you is so
unqualified that nothing further is necessary for
my satisfaction. I must, therefore, ask a conversation
with you.—
To Nathaniel Macon.
Ford ed., viii, 439.
(W.
1806)
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