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I've discovered that James Madison wrote in 1788 that the VA Declaration 
of Rights had been "violated in every instance where it has been opposed 
to a popular current." I've tried to find a discussion of the particular 
instances that Madison had in mind when he made that statement, but 
haven't been successful.

I'd be grateful for any information as to such a discussion.

Thank you,


Leslie Katz


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Leslie Katz

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to papers that I’ve written on literary and legal topics

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