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No memorials, however slight, can be un-
interesting or valueless, which have refer
ence to a man of whom Lord Brougham has
said: " "lfprofound sagacity, mistaken stead
mess of purpose, the entire subjugation of
all the passions which carry havoc through
ordinary minds, and ottcntimes lay waste the
fairest prospects of greatness-nay, the dis
cipne of those feelings which are wont to
lull or to seduce genius, and to mar and to
cloud over the aspect of virtue herself join
ed with, or rather leading to the most abso-
lutte selt-deniaI, the most habtual and extern
sive devotion to principlc-it these things
can constitute great character, without eli
ther quickness of apprehension, or resources
ot information, or inventive powers, or any
brilliant quality that might dazzle the vulgar
then surely Washington was the greatest
man that ever lived in this world ,nnsprcd
by Divine wisdom, and unsustancd by su-
pernatural virtue