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9185. WYTHE (George), Ability of.—
The pride of William and Mary College is Mr.
Wythe, one of the Chancellors of the State, and
Professor of Law. He is one of the greatest
men of the age, having held without competition
the first place at the bar of our General
Court for twenty-five years, and always distinguished
by the most spotless virtue.—
To Ralph Izard. Washington ed. ii, 428.
(P.
1788)
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