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1806. A few particulars, which shall be evincive of the kind of talents which are necessary to qualify a man.—T. G. Fessenden, ‘Democracy Unveiled,’ ii. 96. (N.E.D.)
1846. His argument for delay … [was] quite evincive of the scarcity of more solid reasons.—Mr. Dobbin of North Carolina, House of Reps., Jan. 15: Cong. Globe, p. 108, App.
1870. Story’s ‘Equity Jurisprudence,’ p. 167. (N.E.D.)
