[748] Marshall to Washington, Dec. 27, 1821, MS.
[749] So popular did this second edition become that, three years after Marshall's death, a little volume, The Life of Washington, was published for school-children. The publisher, James Crissy of Philadelphia, states that this small volume is "printed from the author's own manuscript," thus intimating that Marshall had prepared it. (See Marshall, school ed.)
[750] Talbot vs. Seeman, United States vs. Schooner Peggy, Marbury vs. Madison, and Little vs. Barreme.
[751] The first three in above note.
CHAPTER VI
THE BURR CONSPIRACY
My views are such as every man of honor and every good citizen must approve. (Aaron Burr.)
His guilt is placed beyond question. (Jefferson.)