Robert Dallek - In 1800, in the first interparty contest, the Federalists warned that presidential c...

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In 1800, in the first interparty contest, the Federalists warned that presidential candidate Thomas Jefferson, because of his sympathy expressed at the outset of the French Revolution, was 'the son of a half-breed Indian squaw' who would put opponents under the guillotine.

Robert Dallek

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Im ersten Interparty-Wettbewerb warnten die Föderalisten 1800, der Präsidentschaftskandidat Thomas Jefferson sei wegen seines zu Beginn der Französischen Revolution ausgesprochenen Mitgefühls "der Sohn eines indischen Indianer-Indianer-Volkes" gewesen, der die Gegner unter die Guillotine stellen solle .

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