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1838. CORRUPTION, Innocent of.— |
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1838. CORRUPTION, Innocent of.—
Recurring to the tenor of a long life of public
service, against the charge of malice and corruption
(in the New Orleans Batture case)
I stand conscious and erect.—
The Batture Case. Washington ed. viii, 604.
(1812)
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