Documents Relating to New England Federalism
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Such was the state of the country, of parties, and of Mr. Hamilton himself, when he received the summons of Mr. Burr. The country was in peace, prosperity, and general tranquillity, partaken by all but a fragment of a defeated party which had taken its last refuge in Connecticut and Massachusetts. There, however, it embraced men of considerable talents, of powerful though faded influence, capable of deep and des- perate designs. There was the Essex Junto ; there were the headquarters of sound p...rinciples, — the statesmen who, five years before, had united with Hamilton to overthrow the administration of John Adams, because he had preferred peace with France to an army of fifty thousand men with Alexander Hamilton at its head.
From the same quarter, and among the same men, had originated the project for a separation of the Union and the formation of a Northern confederacy, immediately after the acquisition of Louisiana, and in the midst of Mr. Jefferson's persecution of the judiciary.
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Such was the state of the country, of parties, and of Mr. Hamilton himself, when he received the summons of Mr. Burr. The country was in peace, prosperity, and general tranquillity, partaken by all but a fragment of a defeated party which had taken its last refuge in Connecticut and Massachusetts. There, however, it embraced men of considerable talents, of powerful though faded influence, capable of deep and des- perate designs. There was the Essex Junto ; there were the headquarters of sound p...rinciples, — the statesmen who, five years before, had united with Hamilton to overthrow the administration of John Adams, because he had preferred peace with France to an army of fifty thousand men with Alexander Hamilton at its head.
From the same quarter, and among the same men, had originated the project for a separation of the Union and the formation of a Northern confederacy, immediately after the acquisition of Louisiana, and in the midst of Mr. Jefferson's persecution of the judiciary.
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