The Life of John Marshall
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The old financier writes pathetically to James M. Marshall: "I am struggling hard, very hard, indeed to re- gain my Position." He tells his son-in-law that if a loan cannot be obtained on his other real estate he "expects these Washington Lotts will be the most 1 Lee is mentioned in all contemporary references to this transac- tion as one of the Marshall syndicate, but his name does not appear in the Morris correspondence nor in the deed of the Fairfax heir to the Marshall brothers and Colston....
* J? Marshall to [Edmund Randolph] Jan. 21, 1794; MS.
Archives Department of State. Marshall speaks of dispatches which he is carrying to Pinckney, then American Minister to Great Britain.
This letter is incorrectly indexed in the Archives as from John Marshall.
It is signed "J? Marshall" and is in the handwriting of James M.
-Marshall. John Marshall was in Richmond all this year, as his Ac- count Book shows.
1 Morris to John Marshall, Nov. 21, 1795; and Aug. 24, 1796; Morris's Private Letter Book; MS., Lib.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The old financier writes pathetically to James M. Marshall: "I am struggling hard, very hard, indeed to re- gain my Position." He tells his son-in-law that if a loan cannot be obtained on his other real estate he "expects these Washington Lotts will be the most 1 Lee is mentioned in all contemporary references to this transac- tion as one of the Marshall syndicate, but his name does not appear in the Morris correspondence nor in the deed of the Fairfax heir to the Marshall brothers and Colston....
* J? Marshall to [Edmund Randolph] Jan. 21, 1794; MS.
Archives Department of State. Marshall speaks of dispatches which he is carrying to Pinckney, then American Minister to Great Britain.
This letter is incorrectly indexed in the Archives as from John Marshall.
It is signed "J? Marshall" and is in the handwriting of James M.
-Marshall. John Marshall was in Richmond all this year, as his Ac- count Book shows.
1 Morris to John Marshall, Nov. 21, 1795; and Aug. 24, 1796; Morris's Private Letter Book; MS., Lib.
What to read after The Life of John Marshall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beveridge, Albert Jeremiah, 1862-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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