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Perez Zagorin, The Court and the Country: The Beginning of the English Revolution, , . J. G. A. Pocock, The Machiavellian Moment: Florentine Political Thought and the Atlantic Republican Tradition, . The lengthy quotation from Pocock appears in Dawidoff, The Education of John Randolph, . For Randolph as a country thinker see Dawidoff ’s comments in chapter . Stanley Elkins and Eric McKitrick, The Age of Federalism: The Early American Republic, –, –. The literature on the country ideology is extensive.

Randolph especially remembered his mother’s advice to retain the land he inherited from his father. “Keep your land and your land will keep you,” she told him.  John Randolph, like many in Tidewater Virginia, was staunchly antiFederalist. In  he saw George Washington “take the oath to support the Federal Constitution” in New York. ” In  Randolph traveled to Philadelphia to read law under his kinsman Edmund Randolph, the attorney general of the United States. In Philadelphia, the young Randolph absorbed the spirit that would lead to a lifelong love of politics as he witnessed the struggles of the new nation.

24 C O N S E RVAT I S M AND SOUTHERN INTELLECTUALS, 1789–1861 the sale. S. government. ” The compromise came before Congress in , and Randolph attacked it viciously. Randolph argued that any compromise in the Yazoo case was a sign of corruption because the Congress was rewarding fraudulent speculators by giving away the five million acres. ” Not only that, but Congress would be interfering with the legislature of Georgia, which had voided the sale in . ” To Randolph, the Yazoo compromise destroyed both states’ rights and self-government.

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