Our Presidents and how We Make ThemHarper & bros., 1902 - 481 pages |
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Alexander Kelly McClure. There was some ragged voting for President and much more for Vice - President . Jackson received 219 votes in the Electoral College ... PRESIDENT . VICE - PRESIDENT . Andrew Jackson 56 OUR PRESIDENTS MARTIN VAN BUREN.
Alexander Kelly McClure. There was some ragged voting for President and much more for Vice - President . Jackson received 219 votes in the Electoral College ... PRESIDENT . VICE - PRESIDENT . Andrew Jackson 56 OUR PRESIDENTS MARTIN VAN BUREN.
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... Vice - President . The convention sat for three days and all the sessions were brief , as no dis- turbing question was precipitated upon the body for dis- cussion and decision . The first day's session ended with Wolcott's speech and ...
... Vice - President . The convention sat for three days and all the sessions were brief , as no dis- turbing question was precipitated upon the body for dis- cussion and decision . The first day's session ended with Wolcott's speech and ...
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... Vice - Presidency , 123 ; his vote for the Presidency in the twen- ty - second Electoral College , 241 . KING , LEICESTER , nominated as Vice - President by the Liberty party , III . King , Rufus , his first defeat for the Vice ...
... Vice - Presidency , 123 ; his vote for the Presidency in the twen- ty - second Electoral College , 241 . KING , LEICESTER , nominated as Vice - President by the Liberty party , III . King , Rufus , his first defeat for the Vice ...
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THE ADAMSJEFFERSON CONTEST 1796 | 1 |
JOHN ADAMS | 2 |
THE ADAMSJEFFERSON CONTEST 1796 | 7 |
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