I've read and tried to find information on what this quote means, but I still don't understand it. What does this quote mean?

"We have had too good an opinion of human nature in forming our confederation."

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What is the context of this quote? Who is the author?
Confederation
George Washington said this
What do you mean by "confederation?" Please clarify so that I can be sure I have sufficient information to help you.
In the early years of confideration, they had a scope build on some beliefs and good intentions.
Right.

Washington was saying that the Articles of Confederation were too idealistic and impractical.
Thank you so much. Now I get it!
You're very welcome.
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