Our Presidents and how We Make ThemHarper & bros., 1902 - 481 pages |
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... Adams . In Pennsylvania , Adams received I electoral vote to 14 for Jefferson . In Maryland , Adams received 7 to 4 for Jeffer- son . In Virginia , Jefferson's own State , Adams received I to 20 for Jefferson , and in North Carolina the ...
... Adams . In Pennsylvania , Adams received I electoral vote to 14 for Jefferson . In Maryland , Adams received 7 to 4 for Jeffer- son . In Virginia , Jefferson's own State , Adams received I to 20 for Jefferson , and in North Carolina the ...
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... Adams . Jackson . Crawford . Vote for- Maine . New Hampshire Vermont ... Massachusetts . Rhode Island Connecticut ... Adams . Adams . Adams . Adams . Adams . Adams . Adams . Jackson . Jackson . 1 Crawford . Adams . 19 Crawford . Crawford ...
... Adams . Jackson . Crawford . Vote for- Maine . New Hampshire Vermont ... Massachusetts . Rhode Island Connecticut ... Adams . Adams . Adams . Adams . Adams . Adams . Adams . Jackson . Jackson . 1 Crawford . Adams . 19 Crawford . Crawford ...
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... Adams , when the Legislature of Tennessee presented Jackson as a candidate , and the crit- icisms of the Adams administration revived much of the political asperities and resentments of the violent discussions between the old Federalist ...
... Adams , when the Legislature of Tennessee presented Jackson as a candidate , and the crit- icisms of the Adams administration revived much of the political asperities and resentments of the violent discussions between the old Federalist ...
Contents
THE ADAMSJEFFERSON CONTEST 1796 | 1 |
JOHN ADAMS | 2 |
THE ADAMSJEFFERSON CONTEST 1796 | 7 |
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