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1794. CONVENTIONS, Constitutional.—[continued].
Happy for us that we are
yet able to send our wise and good men together
to talk over our form of government,
discuss its weaknesses, and establish its remedies
with the same sang froid as they would
a subject of agriculture.—
To Ralph Izard. Washington ed. ii, 429.
(P.
1788)
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