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1803: Constitutional Intent for Electing the Presidency: How the Twelfth Amendment Failed to Anticipate the Rise of Competing National Parties

By Robert Burgett
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By Robert Burgett
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DO YOU THINK YOU UNDERSTAND
HOW OUR ELECTORAL SYSTEM EVOLVED?
THINK AGAIN!

In this fascinating examination of the Twelfth Amendment and Article II of the Constitution, historian Robert Burgett demonstrates the powerful forces at work that forced the rise of competing national parties, and how the Twelfth Amendment was designed to combat this destructive trend. Burgett takes the reader back to a time when the Union was not yet truly united, by drawing parallels with a hypothetical future Nort...

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