Do we see in a single individual an assemblage of talents united with virtue sufficient to qualify him for the seat of justice?
David Daggett: “Do we see in a single individual an assemblage of talents united with virtue sufficient to qualify him for the seat of…”
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Daggett challenges the existence of a truly qualified candidate for justice among the current options.
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