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345. ANARCHY, Averted.—
Much has
been gained by the new [Federal] Constitution,
for the former was terminating in anarchy,
as necessarily consequent to inefficiency.—
To George Mason. Washington ed. iii, 148.
Ford ed., v, 183.
(N.Y.,
1790)
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