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7097. PUBLIC CONFIDENCE, Asked for.—
Without pretensions to that high confidence
you reposed in our first and greatest
revolutionary character, * * * I ask so
much confidence only as may give firmness
and effect to the legal administration of your
affairs.—
First Inaugural Address. Washington ed. viii, 5.
Ford ed., viii, 5.
(1801)
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