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Where was Fisher Ames born?

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Was Fisher Ames born in Dedham? Was Fisher Ames born in Massachusetts? ...

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Magazine article from: National Review Works of Fisher Ames THE YANKEE DIALECT IF SOMEONE...would surely go to Fisher Ames, even as last place would go to Thomas Jefferson. Ames, an obscure Federalist from Dedham, Massachusetts, born in 1758, entered public life...
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Magazine article from: National Review ...of these people regularly. Those born and raised in the valley, of course...the trees out our kitchen door a fisher, a low-slung bounding beast like...somewhat dangerous. My wife named him Fisher Ames, after a Federalist congressman...
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Newspaper article from: The Cincinnati Post (Cincinnati, OH) ...less government, protecting unborn (or four-fifths born) children, or verbalize anything other than the official...red or green to be brought to school. Incidentally, Fisher Ames, the author of the First Amendment, was so worried about...
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Magazine article from: National Review ...Philadelphia, out of a population of 28,000. Rep. Fisher Ames, one of the rising orators of the age, judged the inaugural...not a founder or the son of a founder; he had been born on the frontier and fought on it; he had never gone to...
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Magazine article from: National Review ...personally, it is very painful," Serrano said. "I was born in the colony, and now I'm a member of a Congress of...otters would as soon obey our laws," wrote the Federalist Fisher Ames, "as the Gallo-Hispano-Indian omnium gatherum of...
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