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There was another diplomat whom Welles suspected of trying to undermine him in the press, however, one whose privileged upbringing, aristocratic bearing, and, quite possibly, secret life closely resembled his own. William Christian Bullitt was destined to rival Sumner Welles. The scion of a prominent Philadelphia family, Bullitt was the grandson of one of America’s ten wealthiest men and distantly related to George Washington, Patrick Henry, and Pocahontas.