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62. ADAMS (John), Character.—[continued]
His vanity is a lineament in
his character which had entirely escaped me.
His want of taste I had observed. Notwithstanding
all this he has a sound head on substantial
points, and I think he has integrity.—
To James Madison.
Ford ed., iii, 309.
(B.
Feb. 1783)
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