ed to the federal House of Representatives in 1788" (p. 101). On Thomas Fitzsimons' service to the country, he had the same tract record as elitists like Alexander Hamilton, George Washington, and all of our founding fathers. He was a revolutionist, a member of the Continental Congress, and a delegate to the Constitutional Convention. It was these reasons why Fitzsimons was elected in 1788 to the federal House of Representatives.
             These next two issues were the deciding factors in the election of 1794. The issues of excise taxes and the political factions tha
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