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[688] _Am. St. Prs., For. Rel._, ii, 175.

[689] _Am. St. Prs., For. Rel._, ii, 175.

[690] _Ib._, 176.

[691] _Am. St. Prs., For. Rel._, ii, 177.

[692] _Ib._, 178.

[693] _Am. St. Prs., For. Rel._, ii, 181.

[694] _Ib._, 181-82.

[695] _Ib._, 182.

[696] British Debts cases. (See vol. I, CHAP. V.)

[697] Murray to J. Q. Adams, Feb. 20, 1798, _Letters_: Ford, 379. Murray thought Marshall's statement of the American case ”unanswerable” and ”proudly independent.” (_Ib._, 395.) Contrast Murray's opinion of Marshall with his description of Gerry, _supra_, chap. VII, 258, and footnote.

[698] Marshall's Journal, Jan. 31, 1798, 40.

[699] _Ib._, Feb. 2.

[700] _Ib._, Feb. 2, 41.

[701] Marshall's Journal, Feb. 3, 42.

[702] _Ib._, Feb. 4, 42.

[703] _Ib._, 42-43, 46.

[704] Marshall's Journal, Feb. 4, 42-45.

[705] Marshall's Journal, Feb. 5, 45-46.

[706] _Ib._, Feb. 6 and 7, 46.

[707] Marshall's Journal, Feb. 10, 47-48.

[708] Undoubtedly Beaumarchais. Marshall left his client's name blank in his Journal, but Pickering, on the authority of Pinckney, in the official copy, inserted Beaumarchais's name in later dates of the Journal.

[709] Marshall's Journal, Feb. 26, 52-60.

[710] Marshall's Journal, Feb. 27, 61-67.

[711] _Ib._, Feb. 28, 67-68. See _supra_, 312.

[712] _Am. St. Prs., For. Rel._, ii, 186-87; Marshall's Journal, March 2, 68-72.

[713] Marshall's Journal, March 3, 74.