era+of+good+feeling

~1814-1824 ~james monroe was hthe president ~governed by one party ~ended from financial panic ~john quincy adams(different party) =~The Era of Good Feelings (1817–25)[|[1]] describes a period in [|United States] political history in which partisan bitterness abated. The phrase was coined by [|Benjamin Russell], in the Boston newspaper, //Columbian Centinel//, on [|July 12], [|1817], following the good-will visit to [|Boston] of [|President] [|James Monroe].=