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James Madison , February, 1790. Notes for Speech in Congress on Finance.

James Madison , February, 1790. Notes for Speech in Congress on Finance.

James Madison , February, 1790. Notes for Speech in Congress on Finance.

James Madison , February, 1790. Notes for Speech in Congress on Finance.

James Madison , February, 1790. Notes for Speech in Congress on Finance.

James Madison , February, 1790. Notes for Speech in Congress on Finance.

James Madison, February 19, 1787. James Madison notes for the Continental Congress Debates, from Feb. 19, 1787 to April 26, 1787.

James Madison, February 19, 1787. James Madison notes for the Continental Congress Debates, from Feb. 19, 1787 to April 26, 1787.

James Madison, February 19, 1787. James Madison notes for the Continental Congress Debates, from Feb. 19, 1787 to April 26, 1787.

James Madison , February, 1790. Notes for Speech in Congress on Finance.

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