Note 82 — Chapter VIII · OVERTHROW OF THE FEDERALISTS 1798-1800

"The tall and graceful figure of Chancellor Livingston, and his polished wit and classical taste, contributed not a little to deepen the impression resulting from the ingenuity of his argument, the vivacity of his imagination, and the dignity of his station."—Chancellor Kent's address before The Law Association of New York, October 21, 1836. George Shea, Life of Alexander Hamilton, Appendix.