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7679. RUSH (Benjamin), Virtues.—
His
virtues rendered him dear to all who knew
him, and his benevolence led him to do all men
every good in his power. Much he was able
to do, and much, therefore, will be missed.—
To Richard Rush.
Ford ed., ix, 385.
(M.
1813)
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