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is ARCHIVES S. SERVICE "NATIONAL RECORDS THEM AND LIBRARY
government
Unity in a democracy cannot be produced
by mealy-mouthed political speeches.
Unity on great issues comes only when the voice of the people
has been heard se clearly, so strongly, so unmistakably,
that no one -- not even the second guessers --
can doubt what the people mean.
Themas Jefferson did not seek unity by concealing
the real issues between him and Alexander Hamilton.
He made the issues clear, so that the people could make a decision.
And this decision determined that democracy
rather than aristocracy should prevail in America.
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