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4960. MALICE, Political.—
You certainly
acted wisely in taking no notice of what the
malice of Pickering could say of you. Were
such things to be answered, our lives would be
wasted in the filth of fendings and provings,
instead of being employed in promoting the
happiness and prosperity of our fellow citizens.
The tenor of your life is the proper
and sufficient answer.—
To John Adams. Washington ed. vii, 62.
(M.
1817)
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