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361. ANGLOMANIA, Politics and.—[continued].
Anglomany, monarchy,
and separation are the principles of the Essex
federalists. Anglomany and monarchy,
those of the Hamiltonians, and Anglomany
alone, that of the portion of the people who
call themselves federalists.—
To John Melish. Washington ed. vi, 96.
Ford ed., ix, 375.
(M.
1813)
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