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9023. WASHINGTON (George), Opinions of.—
His opinions merit veneration and
respect; for few men have lived whose opinions
were more unbiased and correct. Not that it
is pretended he never felt bias. His passions
were naturally strong; but his reason, generally
stronger.—
The Anas.
Ford ed., i, 155.
(1818)
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