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6534. PENDLETON (Edmund), Address of.—
Your patriarchal address to your
country is running through all the republican
papers, and has a very great effect on the people.
It is short, simple, and presents things in
a view they readily comprehend. The character
and circumstances, too, of the writer leave
them without doubts of his motives.—
To Edmund Pendleton. Washington ed. iv, 274.
Ford ed., vii, 336.
(Pa.,
1799)
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