Extract from the exposition of the political Jesuitism of James Madison by an observant citizen of the district of Columbia [manuscript], [1812?].

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Extract from the exposition of the political Jesuitism of James Madison by an observant citizen of the district of Columbia [manuscript], [1812?].

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The notes were either made by Genet preliminary to writing "The Republican Crisis," or by an unidentified author after reading it.

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