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6916. PRESIDENCY, Unattractive.—
Neither the splendor, nor the power, nor the
difficulties, nor the fame or defamation, as
may happen, attached to the First Magistracy,
have any attractions for me.—
To James Sullivan. Washington ed. iv, 168.
Ford ed., vii, 117.
(M.
1797)
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