Excerpt from Pulaski: Vindicated From an Unsupported Charge, Inconsiderately or Malignantly Introduced in Judge Johnson"s Sketches of the Life and Correspondence of Major Gen. Nathaniel Greene
"Deficient veracity may be the result of different causes, some of which involve a high degree of moral turpitude in a writer, while others impeach only his diligence, or his capacity. The effects of these several causes are, however, nearly alike; and the credit of a person, or of an action, may be sent down to posterity as effectually obscured, or destroyed by the ignorance which does not know, or the folly which cannot learn, as by the malignity and falsehood that designedly and mischievously misrepresent the truth." - United States Magazine for January, 1823; Review of Judge Johnson"s Life of General Greene.
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