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... party , was compelled to leave Hol- land in 1787. On Feb. 6 , 1793 , with others of his party , he appeared before the bar of the national assembly of France , and requested that body to send an army into Holland to support the party of ...
... party , was compelled to leave Hol- land in 1787. On Feb. 6 , 1793 , with others of his party , he appeared before the bar of the national assembly of France , and requested that body to send an army into Holland to support the party of ...
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... party . Though main- taining friendly personal relations with Aaron Burr , from whom he had received marked attentions , he nevertheless cast his first vote against him when in 1804 he appeared as an aspirant to the office of governor ...
... party . Though main- taining friendly personal relations with Aaron Burr , from whom he had received marked attentions , he nevertheless cast his first vote against him when in 1804 he appeared as an aspirant to the office of governor ...
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... party contests and their results into diplomatic negotiations with foreign countries . This event occasioned much excitement , espe- cially among the members of the democratic party , who regarded it as mere political perse- cution . It ...
... party contests and their results into diplomatic negotiations with foreign countries . This event occasioned much excitement , espe- cially among the members of the democratic party , who regarded it as mere political perse- cution . It ...
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... party was denounced as the source of the prevailing com- mercial troubles , were but the beginning of a vast movement to transfer the executive gov- ernment into the hands of the whigs . The na- tional convention of that party formally ...
... party was denounced as the source of the prevailing com- mercial troubles , were but the beginning of a vast movement to transfer the executive gov- ernment into the hands of the whigs . The na- tional convention of that party formally ...
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... party , as he did in 1856 to Mr. Buchanan . In the election of 1860 he also voted for the candidates for presidential electors who had been agreed upon by the combined parties in opposition to Mr. Lincoln . On the outbreak of the civil ...
... party , as he did in 1856 to Mr. Buchanan . In the election of 1860 he also voted for the candidates for presidential electors who had been agreed upon by the combined parties in opposition to Mr. Lincoln . On the outbreak of the civil ...
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