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7146. RANDOLPH (Edmund), Principles and practice.—[continued].
[Edmund Randolph's]
narrative [in his pamphlet] is so straight and
plain, that even those who did not know him
will acquit him of the charge of bribery. Those
who knew him had done it from the first.—
To William B. Giles. Washington ed. iv, 125.
Ford ed., vii, 41.
(M.
Dec. 1795)
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