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1830. CORRUPTION, Congress.—[continued].
With grief and shame it
must be acknowledged that his [Alexander
Hamilton's] [financial] machine was not
without effect; that even in this, the birth of
our government, some members were found
sordid enough to bend their duty to their interests
and to look after personal rather than
public good.—
The Anas. Washington ed. ix, 91.
Ford ed., i, 160.
(1818)
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