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The Life of John Marshall, Volume 3

Note 1373 — Chapter X

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Gunn was a perfect example of the corrupt, yet able, bold, and demagogical politician. He was a master of the arts alike of cajolery and intimidation. For a vivid account of this man see Chappell, 99-105.

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