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Creating a New Government

When on July 4, 1776, Americans declared independence from the monarchy of Great...

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National Expansion and Reform, 1815–1860

A good way to understand the men...

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The Early Republic

In April of 1789 the ink on the recently ratified Constitution was barely dry when George Washington began the trek from his Mount Vernon plantation to the...

A broadside calling on Americans to vote against the "Embargo-Government" of Jef

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The Age of Jefferson and Madison

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The fugitive slave clause in Article 4, Section 2 of the US Constitution. (Gilde

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Race and the American Constitution: A Struggle toward National Ideals

In the summer of 1852 Frederick...

Bank note from the Bank of the United States dated December 13, 1840. (GLC01994)

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Getting Ready to Lead a World Economy: Enterprise in Nineteenth-Century America

When Jefferson won the presidency in 1801, his...

John Marshall and Roger B. Taney (Library of Congress Prints and Photographs)

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The Marshall and Taney Courts: Continuities and Changes

Though the first holders of the job thought it more a burden than a position of honor or power, the office of chief justice of the...

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Abraham Lincoln and Jacksonian Democracy

Abraham Lincoln was, for most of his political career, a highly partisan Whig. As long as the Whig Party existed, he never supported the candidate of another party. Until the late 1850s, his chief political...