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ContentsAcknowledgments ixNote on the Text xi1 Introduction 12 Regulation, Not Rebellion: From Rough Music to Democratic Disorder 213 Secret Plodders: Anti-Federalism, Anonymity,and the Struggle for Democratic Dissent 554 Institutionalizing Counterpublicity: The DemocraticSocieties of the 1790s 835 James Madison: Public Opinion and Dissentient Democracy 1156 Salutary Collisions and Multiple Discourses:A Farmer, a Lawyer, and Two Unknown Democrats 1477 The Saucy Sons of Enquiry: Thomas Cooperand Democratic Dissent 1778 Conclusion 197Notes 207Bibliography 243Index 257About the Author 262
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