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5929. NEWSPAPERS, Attacks by.—[further continued].
I met the scurrilities of
the newswriters without concern, while in
pursuit of the great interests with which I
was charged. But in my present retirement,
no duty forbids my wish for quiet.—
To J. B. Colvin. Washington ed. v, 544.
Ford ed., ix, 282.
(M.
1810)
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