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... position after position , rather than impetuous revolution . He told La- fayette , who was a leading figure in the nascent French revo- lution , to keep " the good model of your neighboring country before your eyes " and then to " get ...
... position after position , rather than impetuous revolution . He told La- fayette , who was a leading figure in the nascent French revo- lution , to keep " the good model of your neighboring country before your eyes " and then to " get ...
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... positions by fair means or foul . Po- litical power , Jefferson knew , offered irresistible temptations to those who had ... position - a President elected for one term and ineli- gible forever after . The second feature I dislike , and ...
... positions by fair means or foul . Po- litical power , Jefferson knew , offered irresistible temptations to those who had ... position - a President elected for one term and ineli- gible forever after . The second feature I dislike , and ...
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... position . The Secretary of State confessed unhappily to Madi- son : Never in my opinion , was so calamitous an appointment made , as that of the present Minister of F [ rance ] here . Hot headed , all imag- ination , no judgment ...
... position . The Secretary of State confessed unhappily to Madi- son : Never in my opinion , was so calamitous an appointment made , as that of the present Minister of F [ rance ] here . Hot headed , all imag- ination , no judgment ...
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