An edition of The first presidential contest
(2013)
The first presidential contest
1796 and the founding of American democracy
by Jeffrey L. Pasley
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Argues that, despite its passivity and lack of active campaigning, the election of 1796 set the stage for all of American politics to follow.
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The first presidential contest: 1796 and the founding of American democracy
2013, University Press of Kansas
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0700619070 9780700619078
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Table of Contents
The unintentional campaign
A new republic and its discontents
Popular politics in a postcolonial nation
The Jay Treaty Crisis and the origins of the 1796 campaign
From measures to "that man" : toward the presidential option for political change
The long goodbye : finding candidates in the shadow of Washington
The first culture war : themes and issues of the Federalist campaign against Thomas Jefferson
His Rotundity : themes and issues of the Democratic-Republican campaign against John Adams
Taking the Electoral College to school : how presidential electors helped create the national presidential election rather than preventing it
The party racers : voting for president in 1796
Kiss my ass and go to Hell.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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