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candidate 8 electoral votes. However, several New
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761:Alien and Sedition Acts
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966:. He became a leading
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562:Christ Church, Oxford
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362:Years of service
298:Christ Church, Oxford
3553:Frederick Muhlenberg
3335:Other 1796 elections
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2712:Francis P. Blair Jr.
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993:search.amphilsoc.org
989:"APS Member History"
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808:free people of color
771:proceedings against
765:impeachment managers
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2702:George H. Pendleton
2692:Herschel V. Johnson
2538:Charles C. Pinckney
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482:and negotiated the
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3668:Alexander Hamilton
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2742:William H. English
2642:Richard M. Johnson
1319:Political offices
1101:Freedom on my Mind
890:Pinckney, New York
868:and listed on the
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