The Federalist Papers · Reading edition

Note 1
THE FEDERALIST. No. LX.

Particularly in the Southern States and in this State.

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…he country as avarice or chance may have happened to cast their own lot or that of their predecessors? If the latter is the case, (as every intelligent man knows it to be[1]) is it not evident that the policy of confining the places of election to particular districts would be as subversive of its own aim as it would be exceptionable on every other account? The truth is, that there is no method of securing to the rich the pref…

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