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Who was Philip Freneau?

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Magazine article from: Canadian Journal of History ...organizations federated into the first national party system by 1800. Throughout, editors such as John Fenno and Philip Freneau thought in terms of a national public sphere that included growing numbers of politically conscious Americans. Waldstreicher...
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Magazine article from: Journal of World History ...refugees of the 1790s prevents him from dealing with other figures (like Bache and his fellow Jeffersonian journalist Philip Freneau) who also took up the banner of the "Rights of Man." It also prevents Durey fr
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Magazine article from: The Magazine Antiques ...forests shaded, now runs weeping on, Nations shall grow, and states not less in fame Than Greece and Rome of old! Philip Freneau and Hugh Henry Brackenridge, "On the Rising Glory of America," 1771 George Washington's first surveying expedition...
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