The Old Dominion and the new nation, 1788-1801 / Richard R. Beeman. by Beeman, Richard R.

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Patriotism and piety : Federalist politics and religious struggle in the new American nation / Jonathan J. Den Hartog. by Den Hartog, Jonathan J.

Table of Contents: “…Religion and politics after the Federalist Party -- Peter Augustus Jay : Federalist withdrawal and the turn to voluntarist morality -- William Jay : nonpolitical moral and religious reform -- Epilogue: Federalists, religion, and American politics.…”
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New England Federalists : widening the sectional divide in Jeffersonian America / Dinah Mayo-Bobee. by Mayo-Bobee, Dinah, 1957-

Table of Contents: “…: the justification for disunion (1808-1809) -- Sincere neutrality: war, moderates, and the Federalists Party's decline (1810-1820) -- Epilogue: Old Romans Federalist activism and the antislavery legacy (1820-1865).…”
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Classic Presidential Campaigns - Unusual Election Campaigns : Jefferson/Adams, Lincoln/Douglas, and Roosevelt/Taft/Wilson / Educational Video Group.

Table of Contents: “…Early Electoral College Procedures (0:57) -- 1792 Vice Presidential Race (1:49) -- 1800 Election Issues (1:58) -- Federalist Party Split (1:27) -- Jefferson, Adams and Hamilton (2:20) -- Constitutional Crisis (1:51) -- Hamilton, Jefferson and Burr (1:30) -- Slavery Grows in Political Importance (3:11) -- Stephen Douglas and Democratic Party Split (1:46) -- Republicans Turn to Moderate Lincoln (2:02) -- 1860 Race and Lincoln's Election (3:11) -- Reconstruction (1:27) -- Grant Force Out, Hayes Nominated (1:25) -- Democrats and Third Parties in 1876 (1:13) -- 1876 Issues (1:07) -- Disputed 1876 Election (3:02) -- Resolution to 1876 Dispute (2:16) -- William Howard Taft (1:30) -- Roosevelt's 1912 Run (2:19) -- 1912 Democratic Nomination (1:45) -- 1912 Presidential Campaign (1:48) -- Credits: Classic Presidential Campaigns, Volume I- Unusual Election Campaigns: Jefferson/Adams, Lincoln/Douglas, and Roosevelt/Taft/Wilson (0:14)…”
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The Federalist frontier : settler politics in the Old Northwest, 1783-1840 / Kristopher Maulden. by Maulden, Kristopher, 1981-

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The Princeton encyclopedia of American political history.

Table of Contents: “…v. 1. abolitionism -- African Americans and politics -- agrarian politics -- Alaska and Hawai'i -- amendment process -- American (Know-Nothing) Party -- Americanism -- anarchism -- anticommunism -- anti-Federalists -- Anti-Masonic Party -- antiparty sentiment -- anti-statism -- armed forces, politics in the -- Articles of Confederation -- Asian immigrants and politics -- assassination, presidential -- banking policy -- Bill of Rights -- business and politics -- cabinet departments -- campaign consultants -- campaign law and finance to 1900 -- campaign law and finance since 1900 -- campaigning -- Caribbean, Central America, and Mexico, interventions in, 1903-34 -- Caribbean immigrants and politics -- cartooning -- Catholics and politics -- cities and politics -- citizenship -- civil liberties -- civil rights -- civil service -- Civil War and Reconstruction -- class and politics to 1877 -- class and politics since 1877 -- colonial legacy -- communism -- Confederacy -- conservatism -- conservative ascendancy, 1980-2008 -- conservative interregnum, 1920-32 -- conservative third parties since the New Deal -- Constitution, federal -- consumers and politics -- crime -- Declaration of Independence -- democracy -- Democratic Party, 1800-2008 -- Democratic Party, 1800-28 -- Democratic Party, 1828-60 -- Democratic Party, 1860-96 -- Democratic Party, 1896-1932 -- Democratic Party, 1932-68 -- Democratic Party, 1968-2008 -- economy and politics to 1860 -- economy and politics, 1860-1920 -- economy and politics, 1920-45 -- economy and politics, 1945-70 -- economy and politics since 1970 -- education and politics -- elections and electoral eras -- Electoral College -- energy and politics -- environmental issues and politics -- era of a new republic, 1789-1827 -- era of confrontation and decline, 1964-80 -- era of consensus, 1952-64 -- European immigrants and politics -- federalism -- Federalist Party -- feminism -- foreign observers of U.S. politics -- foreign policy and domestic politics to 1865 -- foreign policy and domestic politics, 1865-1933 -- foreign policy and domestic politics since 1933 -- Free Soil Party -- gender and sexuality -- Gilded Age, 1870s-90s -- globalization -- Great Plains, the -- Greenback-Labor Party -- health and illness -- homosexuality -- House of Representatives -- immigration policy -- impeachment -- inaugural addresses of U.S. presidents -- interest groups -- Internet and politics -- Iraq wars of 1991 and 2003 -- Jacksonian era, 1828-45 -- Jews and politics -- Korean War and cold war -- labor movement and politics -- labor parties -- Latinos and politics -- liberal consensus and American exceptionalism -- liberalism -- Libertarian Party -- Liberty Party -- local government.…”
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The Princeton encyclopedia of American political history / editor, Michael Kazin ; associate editors, Rebecca Edwards, Adam Rothman ; advisors, Richard R. John [and others].

Table of Contents: “…v. 1. abolitionism -- African Americans and politics -- agrarian politics -- Alaska and Hawai'i -- amendment process -- American (Know-Nothing) Party -- Americanism -- anarchism -- anticommunism -- anti-Federalists -- Anti-Masonic Party -- antiparty sentiment -- anti-statism -- armed forces, politics in the -- Articles of Confederation -- Asian immigrants and politics -- assassination, presidential -- banking policy -- Bill of Rights -- business and politics -- cabinet departments -- campaign consultants -- campaign law and finance to 1900 -- campaign law and finance since 1900 -- campaigning -- Caribbean, Central America, and Mexico, interventions in, 1903-34 -- Caribbean immigrants and politics -- cartooning -- Catholics and politics -- cities and politics -- citizenship -- civil liberties -- civil rights -- civil service -- Civil War and Reconstruction -- class and politics to 1877 -- class and politics since 1877 -- colonial legacy -- communism -- Confederacy -- conservatism -- conservative ascendancy, 1980-2008 -- conservative interregnum, 1920-32 -- conservative third parties since the New Deal -- Constitution, federal -- consumers and politics -- crime -- Declaration of Independence -- democracy -- Democratic Party, 1800-2008 -- Democratic Party, 1800-28 -- Democratic Party, 1828-60 -- Democratic Party, 1860-96 -- Democratic Party, 1896-1932 -- Democratic Party, 1932-68 -- Democratic Party, 1968-2008 -- economy and politics to 1860 -- economy and politics, 1860-1920 -- economy and politics, 1920-45 -- economy and politics, 1945-70 -- economy and politics since 1970 -- education and politics -- elections and electoral eras -- Electoral College -- energy and politics -- environmental issues and politics -- era of a new republic, 1789-1827 -- era of confrontation and decline, 1964-80 -- era of consensus, 1952-64 -- European immigrants and politics -- federalism -- Federalist Party -- feminism -- foreign observers of U.S. politics -- foreign policy and domestic politics to 1865 -- foreign policy and domestic politics, 1865-1933 -- foreign policy and domestic politics since 1933 -- Free Soil Party -- gender and sexuality -- Gilded Age, 1870s-90s -- globalization -- Great Plains, the -- Greenback-Labor Party -- health and illness -- homosexuality -- House of Representatives -- immigration policy -- impeachment -- inaugural addresses of U.S. presidents -- interest groups -- Internet and politics -- Iraq wars of 1991 and 2003 -- Jacksonian era, 1828-45 -- Jews and politics -- Korean War and cold war -- labor movement and politics -- labor parties -- Latinos and politics -- liberal consensus and American exceptionalism -- liberalism -- Libertarian Party -- Liberty Party -- local government.…”
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The Princeton encyclopedia of American political history / editor, Michael Kazin ; associate editors, Rebecca Edwards, Adam Rothman ; advisors, Richard R. John [and others].

Table of Contents: “…v. 1. abolitionism -- African Americans and politics -- agrarian politics -- Alaska and Hawai'i -- amendment process -- American (Know-Nothing) Party -- Americanism -- anarchism -- anticommunism -- anti-Federalists -- Anti-Masonic Party -- antiparty sentiment -- anti-statism -- armed forces, politics in the -- Articles of Confederation -- Asian immigrants and politics -- assassination, presidential -- banking policy -- Bill of Rights -- business and politics -- cabinet departments -- campaign consultants -- campaign law and finance to 1900 -- campaign law and finance since 1900 -- campaigning -- Caribbean, Central America, and Mexico, interventions in, 1903-34 -- Caribbean immigrants and politics -- cartooning -- Catholics and politics -- cities and politics -- citizenship -- civil liberties -- civil rights -- civil service -- Civil War and Reconstruction -- class and politics to 1877 -- class and politics since 1877 -- colonial legacy -- communism -- Confederacy -- conservatism -- conservative ascendancy, 1980-2008 -- conservative interregnum, 1920-32 -- conservative third parties since the New Deal -- Constitution, federal -- consumers and politics -- crime -- Declaration of Independence -- democracy -- Democratic Party, 1800-2008 -- Democratic Party, 1800-28 -- Democratic Party, 1828-60 -- Democratic Party, 1860-96 -- Democratic Party, 1896-1932 -- Democratic Party, 1932-68 -- Democratic Party, 1968-2008 -- economy and politics to 1860 -- economy and politics, 1860-1920 -- economy and politics, 1920-45 -- economy and politics, 1945-70 -- economy and politics since 1970 -- education and politics -- elections and electoral eras -- Electoral College -- energy and politics -- environmental issues and politics -- era of a new republic, 1789-1827 -- era of confrontation and decline, 1964-80 -- era of consensus, 1952-64 -- European immigrants and politics -- federalism -- Federalist Party -- feminism -- foreign observers of U.S. politics -- foreign policy and domestic politics to 1865 -- foreign policy and domestic politics, 1865-1933 -- foreign policy and domestic politics since 1933 -- Free Soil Party -- gender and sexuality -- Gilded Age, 1870s-90s -- globalization -- Great Plains, the -- Greenback-Labor Party -- health and illness -- homosexuality -- House of Representatives -- immigration policy -- impeachment -- inaugural addresses of U.S. presidents -- interest groups -- Internet and politics -- Iraq wars of 1991 and 2003 -- Jacksonian era, 1828-45 -- Jews and politics -- Korean War and cold war -- labor movement and politics -- labor parties -- Latinos and politics -- liberal consensus and American exceptionalism -- liberalism -- Libertarian Party -- Liberty Party -- local government.…”
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The Princeton encyclopedia of American political history / editor, Michael Kazin ; associate editors, Rebecca Edwards, Adam Rothman ; advisors, Richard R. John [and others].

Table of Contents: “…v. 1. abolitionism -- African Americans and politics -- agrarian politics -- Alaska and Hawai'i -- amendment process -- American (Know-Nothing) Party -- Americanism -- anarchism -- anticommunism -- anti-Federalists -- Anti-Masonic Party -- antiparty sentiment -- anti-statism -- armed forces, politics in the -- Articles of Confederation -- Asian immigrants and politics -- assassination, presidential -- banking policy -- Bill of Rights -- business and politics -- cabinet departments -- campaign consultants -- campaign law and finance to 1900 -- campaign law and finance since 1900 -- campaigning -- Caribbean, Central America, and Mexico, interventions in, 1903-34 -- Caribbean immigrants and politics -- cartooning -- Catholics and politics -- cities and politics -- citizenship -- civil liberties -- civil rights -- civil service -- Civil War and Reconstruction -- class and politics to 1877 -- class and politics since 1877 -- colonial legacy -- communism -- Confederacy -- conservatism -- conservative ascendancy, 1980-2008 -- conservative interregnum, 1920-32 -- conservative third parties since the New Deal -- Constitution, federal -- consumers and politics -- crime -- Declaration of Independence -- democracy -- Democratic Party, 1800-2008 -- Democratic Party, 1800-28 -- Democratic Party, 1828-60 -- Democratic Party, 1860-96 -- Democratic Party, 1896-1932 -- Democratic Party, 1932-68 -- Democratic Party, 1968-2008 -- economy and politics to 1860 -- economy and politics, 1860-1920 -- economy and politics, 1920-45 -- economy and politics, 1945-70 -- economy and politics since 1970 -- education and politics -- elections and electoral eras -- Electoral College -- energy and politics -- environmental issues and politics -- era of a new republic, 1789-1827 -- era of confrontation and decline, 1964-80 -- era of consensus, 1952-64 -- European immigrants and politics -- federalism -- Federalist Party -- feminism -- foreign observers of U.S. politics -- foreign policy and domestic politics to 1865 -- foreign policy and domestic politics, 1865-1933 -- foreign policy and domestic politics since 1933 -- Free Soil Party -- gender and sexuality -- Gilded Age, 1870s-90s -- globalization -- Great Plains, the -- Greenback-Labor Party -- health and illness -- homosexuality -- House of Representatives -- immigration policy -- impeachment -- inaugural addresses of U.S. presidents -- interest groups -- Internet and politics -- Iraq wars of 1991 and 2003 -- Jacksonian era, 1828-45 -- Jews and politics -- Korean War and cold war -- labor movement and politics -- labor parties -- Latinos and politics -- liberal consensus and American exceptionalism -- liberalism -- Libertarian Party -- Liberty Party -- local government.…”
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Encyclopedia of the American Presidency / Michael A. Genovese and Alison D. Howard. by Genovese, Michael A., Howard, Alison D., 1970-

Table of Contents: “…. -- Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) -- Federal bureaucracy -- Federal Election Commission (FEC) -- Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) -- Federal Register Act of 1935 -- Federal Reserve System -- Federal Trade Commission Act -- Federalism -- Federalist Papers -- Federalist Party -- Female Vice President Nominees -- Ferraro, Geraldine -- Field v. …”
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