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6749. POLITICS, Pursuit of.—[continued].
Having pursued your
main studies [in France] about two years,
and acquired a facility in speaking French,
take a tour of four or five months through
this country and Italy, return then to Virginia,
and pass a year in Williamsburg under
the care of Mr. Wythe; and you will be ready
to enter on the public stage, with superior
advantages.—
To T. M. Randolph, Jr. Washington ed. ii, 176.
Ford ed., iv, 405.
(P.
1787)
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