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Jefferson and Hamilton: Two Competing Visions
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Jefferson and Hamilton: Two Competing Visions
Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson were the dominant figures in George Washington’s original Cabinet and represented opposite visions of government and how society should be organized. They were the prime movers behind the emergence of political parties and the heads of the two opposing political parties. Their differences were profound. Jefferson believed the Constitution meant exactly what it said and nothing more. In particular, he belie…
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