My grateful recollection of these distinguished marks of their favorable regard can never cease, and with the consciousness that, if I have not served my country with greater ability, I have served it with a sincere devotion will accompany me as a source of unfailing gratification.
James Madison: “My grateful recollection of these distinguished marks of their favorable regard can never cease, and with the…”
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Madison reflects on his sincere devotion to serving the country and the lasting appreciation he holds for the support he received.
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