Paul Zdanowicz

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By 1800, Jefferson and Madison had decided that the only solution was to defeat the Federalists in a national election. To achieve that, the extremism of 1798 would best be forgotten. Jefferson would defer to Madison’s moderation. Jefferson was now implicitly acknowledging that Madison had been right.
The Three Lives of James Madison: Genius, Partisan, President
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