Callahan, Charles Hilliard, 1858-1944 · Washington : National Capital Press · leaf 371
ns, natural and acquired, for the station thanJudge Washington. ... He was wise as well as learned; sagacious andsearching in his pursuit and discovery of truth and faithful to it beyond the touch ofcorruption or the diffidence of fear. ... He was too honest and too proudto surrender himself to the… … BUSHROD WASHINGTON AND HIS SUCCESSORS. 235 Such encomiums from eminent sources cannot fail to impressthe reader with the abihty of Bushrod Washington as a judge andwith his intrinsic worth as a man and a citizen. Under the will of General Washington, Judge Bushrod came inpossession of his Mount…
