| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - fidelity of .hfr descriptions of Mr. Adams's great abilities, services ana uu '.riot ism. and then to content ourself with a single moral which may De drawn iroin his history, the history of one ' What, exclaimed Mr. Benton, M except a union of all the qualities which command the esteem and confidence of man, could have insured a public ser vice so long, by appointments free and popular, and from
|
