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Essay heading: founding brothers review
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Jefferson, Madison and Hamilton arrived at the dinner with radically different agendas. Hamilton, heavily influenced by the fact that the Articles of Confederation failed, was a staunch advocate of a strong central government. Hamilton's goal was to negotiate with Madison who was blocking the passing of his fiscal program... displayed 300 characters
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Hamilton's goal was to negotiate with Madison who was blocking the passing of his fiscal program. Hamilton was convinced that his economic plan would fix the economy and restore public credit. Hamilton was baffled by Madison's position on the fiscal plan, since Madison was once a staunch advocate of similar ideas... displayed next 300 characters
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