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5117. MARSHALL (John), Sophistry of.—
The rancorous hatred which Marshall
bears to the government of his country, and
* * * the cunning and sophistry within which
he is able to enshroud himself.—
To President Madison.
Ford ed., ix, 275.
(M.
1810)
See History, Judiciary, Mazzei, and Supreme Court.
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