The victory banner—featuring a crudely drawn cartoon of Thomas Jefferson and an American ... the ceding of power from one political party to another. It also speaks loudly to us today because ...

Anti-Federalists such as Thomas Jefferson feared that ... ground in hope of reviving his political career. But Hamilton was doomed, and so was his party. The Federalists would never again rise ...

The author of their manifesto was only33 years old: Thomas Jefferson ... than that these people are to be free.' Political lifewas not easy for Jefferson. His hatred of aristocracy made him ...

Republican Rep. John Randolph of Roanoke, Virginia, broke with President Thomas Jefferson in large part over foreign policy.

For a talented lawyer, private practice or political office was usually preferable ... as a long-running battle between Marshall and Thomas Jefferson. Both men were Virginians of the founding ...

one of the oldest active political parties in the world, has produced 16 U.S. presidents. The party traces its origins back ...

Thomas Jefferson ... 1796 Adams narrowly defeated Jefferson. For the first and last time in American history, president and vice president represented different political parties, as Adams was ...

John Adams and Thomas ... and Jefferson resumed their correspondence, she too wrote once more -- with warmth -- to Jefferson, renewing "the Friendly intercourse and harmony" that political ...

America’s political parties weren’t supposed to wield the power ... and the Democratic-Republicans, led by Thomas Jefferson. Both sides believed they were saving the country — and both believed the ...

Thomas Jefferson ... chair and curator of the NMAH political history division. “But once you know the story behind the book, it’s very Jeffersonian.” Jefferson produced the 84-page volume ...