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4905. MADISON (James), Administration of.—[further continued].
I do not take the trouble
of forming opinions on what is passing among
[my successors], because I have such entire
confidence in their integrity and wisdom as to
be satisfied all is going right, and that every one
is best in the station confided to him.—
To David Howell. Washington ed. v, 555.
(M.
1810)
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