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7670. ROTATION IN OFFICE, Abandonment of.—
I dislike, and greatly dislike [in the new Federal Constitution] the abandonment
in every instance of the principle [438]
of
rotation in office, and most particularly in the
case of the President.—
To James Madison. Washington ed. ii, 330.
Ford ed., iv, 477.
(P.
Dec. 1787)
See President.
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