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Presidential Biographies
… members of Congress caucused and nominated Adams and Thomas Pinckney, a South Carolinian who had soldiered and … in Congress likewise met and named Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr of New York, who had served in the …
Presidential Recordings
… House Correspondents Association dinner -Gift -Inkwell -Thomas Jefferson quotation -Entertainment -Sammy Davis, Jr. -Evening …
Presidential Biographies
… the Baltimore City Council (1798-1801). In 1802, President Thomas Jefferson chose Smith as secretary of the Navy to complete …
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… ideas that date to the “self-evident” truth, identified by Thomas Jefferson in the Declaration of Independence: “ … all Men are …
As each generation has sought to make this vision a reality, it has defined and redefined the American Dream and the election this November will decide not only who occupies the White House but also how the dream will be defined and shaped for future generations.
Presidential Biographies
… Monroe decided to follow the precedent set by Washington, Jefferson, and Madison and serve only two terms as President. … deeply committed to the university—founded by his friend Thomas Jefferson—and served on the board until he became too …
Presidential Biographies
… to crush the pro-French Democratic-Republican Party of Thomas Jefferson, the Federalist-dominated Congress drafted and …
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… War, even reached into Washington’s cabinet, with Thomas Jefferson supporting the French (and their revolution) and …
John Jay's birthday reminds us of his contributions to a young United States of America
Oral History Interviews
… and then there were a few law deans, not as many as today—Jefferson Fordham of the University of Pennsylvania Law … anything on Nixon's part like you saw behind [Clarence] Thomas, for example? That kind of heavy, coordinated … on the Court until he was replaced by— Heininger Did Thomas take his seat? Flug No, [Stephen] Breyer. Heininger …
Oral History Interviews
… I kept four Secretaries of State portraits near me. I kept Thomas Jefferson. Everybody did. Riley Good for you. Rice I won’t …
Oral History Interviews
… of his league intellectually was in Washington’s Cabinet. [Thomas] Jefferson of course—and why did [John] Adams’ name not come …
Oral History Interviews
… but they don’t do the conference. Under President [William Jefferson] Clinton they did the receptions where all of the … table in Ireland or something. This friend of Jean’s, [Thomas] Michael Jopling, a member of Parliament, was there. A …
Oral History Interviews
… how you set yourself up in Iowa in November, at the JJ [Thomas Jefferson-Andrew Jackson] dinner. The knock-on effects of …
Oral History Interviews
… Senate, by reputation and intent, is supposed to be, as [Thomas] Jefferson and others called it, The saucer where the hot brew …
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… of the University of Virginia, a position first held by Thomas Jefferson. During his tenure, he helped seat a nonvoting …
Oral History Interviews
… Fuller, Dumas Malone, who was the biographer of [Thomas] Jefferson. Sort of took up the mantle of Douglas Southall … We didn’t specifically get together at lunch to talk about Thomas Jefferson, but we did end up doing so. So I would get …
Presidential Biographies
… for the District of New York by appointment of President Thomas Jefferson (1800-1803). In 1803, Jefferson promoted Osgood to …
Presidential Recordings
… Court White House tour -Blue Room -Photograph of Martin -Thomas Jefferson Memorial -President’s chair -Run for President …
Oral History Interviews
… of the premier public schools in the country, much like Thomas Jefferson, right here in this area. It's that kind of an …
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… which was founded by our first secretary of state, Thomas Jefferson She also took a leading role in our …
The Miller Center's Director and CEO writes about the secretary's impact on the world—and on him personally.
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The media's creation and coverage of Oprah's possible presidential ambition is emblematic of the rot at the core of contemporary political analysis, writes Nicole Hemmer in US News.