I forget to footnote my comment.  It's actually from David Macoullough's
book on John Adams.

Beth T. the OT

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I find this ironic:

http://www=2Efoxnews=2Ecom/story/0,2933,134625,00=2Ehtml

(and it's from your favorite, FoxNews=2E Ken)

Kat


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From: ken barber kenbarber@YAHOO=2ECOM
Date: Wed, 06 Oct 2004 07:25:17 -0700
To: C-PALSY@MAELSTROM=2ESTJOHNS=2EEDU
Subject: Re: The elections


that may very well be true=2E for sure they were worried about it=2E

--- Elizabeth Thiers <ehthiers@EARTHLINK=2ENET> wrote:

> Considering the other revolution at the time was the French one, many
> of the founding fathers were worried how quickly a good idea can turn
> into mob rule and chaos=2E
>
> Beth t the OT
>
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> [mailto:C-PALSY@MAELSTROM=2ESTJOHNS=2EEDU] On Behalf Of Trisha
> Cummings
> Sent: Monday, October 04, 2004 8:45 AM
> To: C-PALSY@MAELSTROM=2ESTJOHNS=2EEDU
> Subject: Re: The elections
>
> HI Ken,
>
>   Yup you are right - so far I have learned more about the foundinf
> =3D fathers intents in the education  class I just finished=2E
> Interesting how =3D they didn't actually trust us to make the right
> decisions=2E=3D20
>
>                                         Trisha