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    1The Stand No. II, [4 April 1798] (Hamilton Papers)
    The description of Vice , by a celebrated poet, may aptly be applied to the Revolutionary...
    2The Stand No. IV, [12 April 1798] (Hamilton Papers)
    In the pursuit of her plan of universal empire, the two objects which now seem chiefly to occupy...
    3The Stand No. VI, [19 April 1798] (Hamilton Papers)
    The inevitable conclusion from the facts which have been presented is, that Revolutionary France...
    4The Stand No. VII, [21 April 1798] (Hamilton Papers)
    The dispatches from our envoys have at length made their appearance. They present a picture of...
    5The Stand No. I, [30 March 1798] (Hamilton Papers)
    The enlightened friend of America never saw greater occasion of disquietude than at the present...
    6The Stand No. III, [7 April 1798] (Hamilton Papers)
    In reviewing the disgusting spectacle of the French revolution, it is difficult to avert the eye...
    7The Stand No. V, [16 April 1798] (Hamilton Papers)
    To estimate properly the conduct of revolutionary France towards the United States the...