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De Alexander: “Opposition growing out of his famous treaty had entirely subsided, salutary changes in laws comforted the people, and…”

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Opposition growing out of his famous treaty had entirely subsided, salutary changes in laws comforted the people, and with Hamilton's financial system, then thoroughly understood and appreciated, came unprecedented good times.
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De Alexander
Republican · New York

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This passage highlights the positive impact of Hamilton's financial system during Jay's governorship.

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