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7355. REPUBLICANS, Antagonistic to England.—
The war between France and
England has brought forward the republicans
and monocrats in every State so openly, that
their relative numbers are perfectly visible.
It appears that the latter are as nothing.—
To James Madison. Washington ed. iv, 9.
Ford ed., vi, 326.
(June. 1793)
See Federalists.
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