Great distinction to be made between parties - Parties which are to each other as rival nations - Parties properly so called - Difference between great and small parties - Epochs which produce them - Their characteristics - America has had great parties - They are extinct - Federalists - Republicans - Defeat of the Federalists - Difficulty of creating parties in the United States -What is done with this intention - Aristocratic or democratic character to be met with in all parties - Struggle of General Jackson against the Bank.英文原著 · 《Democracy In America-1》
[Footnote a: See the articles of the first confederation formed in 1778. This constitution was not adopted by all the States until 1781. See also the analysis given of this constitution in "The Federalist" from No. 15 to No. 22, inclusive, and Story's "Commentaries on the Constitution of the United States," pp. 85-115.]英文原著 · 《Democracy In America-1》
[Footnote e: See the Amendment to the Federal Constitution; "Federalist," No. 32; Story, p. 711; Kent's "Commentaries," vol.英文原著 · 《Democracy In America-1》
"The Federalist" is an excellent book, which ought to be familiar to the statesmen of all countries, although it especially concerns America.]英文原著 · 《Democracy In America-1》
[Footnote h: See Constitution, sect. 8; "Federalist," Nos. 41 and 42; Kent's "Commentaries," vol. 207; Story, pp. 358-382; Ibid. 409-426.]英文原著 · 《Democracy In America-1》
[Footnote l: Constitution, sects. 8, 9, and 10; "Federalist," Nos. 30-36, inclusive, and 41-44; Kent's "Commentaries," vol. 207 and 381; Story, pp. 329 and 514.]英文原著 · 《Democracy In America-1》