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The Life of John Marshall, Volume 1

Note 683 — Chapter VI

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See Jefferson's letter to Mazzei, explaining the difference between law and equity and the necessity for courts of chancery as well as courts of law. This is one of the best examples of Jefferson's calm, clear, simple style when writing on non-political subjects. (Jefferson to Mazzei, Nov., 1785; Works: Ford, iv, 473-80.)

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