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LETTER FrOM A. B. WOODWARD TO JOHN GRIFFIN.2
at this time-
I feel gratified with the firmness at length manifested by the inhabitants of your City. A more steady executive would have made a powerful difference in the state of affairs. Turbulence, vexation, and fickleness are too often the concomitants of those who wear the sword, not with the holy enthusiasm of defending liberty, but from the minor passion of military eclat.
Remember me. with affection to my various friends.
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