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  <title>The 1796 Presidential Election: Placing us in a Point of Opposition to Each Other</title>
  <description> 'The public and the public papers have been much occupied lately in placing us in a point of opposition to each other. ' So wrote Jefferson to Adams about the 1796 Presidential Election, America's first with two candidates with true campaigns.&amp;amp;nbsp; The letter didn't reach its recipient, the opposing candidate of a party; the old friends became political figures and their letters potential weapons as opposing sides had gelled too much.&amp;amp;nbsp;&amp;amp;nbsp; The 1796 Presidential Election was America's first with two candidates with true campaigns.&amp;amp;nbsp; Before it was over there would feature negative ads, misconstructions of candidate statements, foreign interference and backlash to that interference, and election count disputes.  </description>
  <author_name>My History Can Beat Up Your Politics</author_name>
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