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The party battles of the Jackson period

Note 780 — Chapter XIII · POLITICAL HYDROPHOBIA

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Professor MacDonald, in Jacksonian Democracy, p. 246, says that “a large part of the deficit, however, was fairly chargeable to the cost of the large number of post-offices and post-routes established in 1832.”

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