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2968. FEDERALISTS, Madness of.—
I
am entirely confident that ultimately the great
body of the people are passing over from the
federalists. * * * The madness and extravagance
of their career are what ensure it.—
To E. Livingston. Washington ed. iv, 328.
Ford ed., vii, 443.
(Pa.,
April. 1800)
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