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Thomas Jefferson did not seek unity by concealing
the real issues between him and Alexander Hamilton.
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He made the issues clear, so that the people could make
a decision. And their decision determined that democracy
rather than aristocracy should prevail in America.
8.3. ARCHIVES "NATIONAL SERVICE" GOVERNMENT RECORDS TRUMAM AND LIBRARY
Andrew Jackson did not seek unity with the
money masters in Philadelphia. He made the issues so clear
that the people decided to place rhe control of money
in the Government of the United States, and not in a few
private banks.
Abraham Lincoln did not seek unity with
Stephen A. Douglas. He made it clear that this Nation
could not continue to exist half slave and half free.
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