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The Life of John Marshall, Volume 3

Note 1304 — Chapter IX

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This appears from the record itself. (See Wilkinson's testimony, ib. 512-44; also testimony of Major James Bruff, ib. 589-90.) Blennerhassett, who usually reported faithfully the general impression, notes in his diary: "The General exhibited the manner of a sergeant under a courtmartial, rather than the demeanor of an accusing officer confronted with his culprit." (Blennerhassett Papers: Safford, 422.)

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