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Was a Federalist who did not agree with the republicans way of governing.

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Was a Republican who did not believe in the Federalist goals

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Both men were members of President George Washington's' cabinet.

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Helped America during the Revolutionary War.

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They both believed in American freedom and independence

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They are both impacting, founding fathers that helped shape the world and her government, and have left impressions upon our history for all time and will never be forgotten.

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The crowning irony of the stormy relations between Hamilton and Jefferson is that Hamilton helped install his longtime foe as president in 1801 Hamilton voted for Jefferson as president.

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Jefferson never claimed or denied the story about his affair, but the likely truth for the Hemming's affair was dramatically bolstered by DNA rests published in 1998, which indicated that Jefferson male had sired at least one of Hemming's children.

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By an extraordinary coincidence, during Jeffersons first term as president, Callender also exposed Jeffersons relationship with Sally Hemmings. Callender claims that "Dusky Sally" a.k.a. the "African Venus" was the presidents' s;ave concubine who had borne him 5 children.

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The Jeffersonian's tagged Hamilton as "the amorous Treasury Secretary" and mocked his pretensions to superior authority.

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In a 95 page pamphlet Hamilton confessed to the affair at what man regarded as inordinate length

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In 1797 a journalist named James T. Callender exposed tat Hamilton, while Treasury Secretary and a married man with 4 children, had entered into a year long affair with grifter Maria Reynolds, who was 23 when it began.

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The two politicians stumbled into the great sex scandals of the early republic.

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They both hid a potent hedonism behind an intellectual facade. .

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Also the third president fo the United States, and founder of the University of Virginia voiced the aspirations of a new america as no other individual of his era.

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Author of the Statute of Virginia for Religious Freedom,

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A delegate to the Constitutional Convention and major author of the Federalist papers, was the United States' first secretary of the treasury.

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He was the person to write the first draft for the Declaration Of Independence.

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Recruited Madison, and the poet Phillip Freneau to launch an opposition paper called the National Gazette. Hired Freneau as a state Department translator.

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Very good at writing passages and making his speeches ring with excitement or passion

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He favored states rights, a central role for Congress and a comparatively weak judiciary.

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Liberty was jeopardized by concentrated federal power which he tried to restrict through a narrow construction for the constitution.

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Dreamed for Meritocracy Hamilton was a person that won't stop trying to make a way for freedom to take place

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Attended the Constitutional Convention.

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He took office with an ardent faith in new national government..

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Advocated vigorous central government marked by a strong president an independent judiciary and a liberal reading of the Constitution.