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8814. VICE-PRESIDENCY, Jefferson and.—[further continued].
Since I am called out,
an object of great anxiety to me is that those
with whom I am to act, shutting their minds
to the unfounded abuse of which I have been
the subject, will view me with the same candor
with which I shall certainly act.—
To John Langdon. Washington ed. iv, 164.
Ford ed., vii, 112.
(M.
Jan. 1797)
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