American Elections: Wicked Game 1808, Madison vs. Pinckney: Two Virginians
Nov 7, 2023
James Madison's presidential campaign is threatened by the Tertium Quids movement. James Monroe emerges as a political powerhouse. Madison clarifies his commitment to protecting freedom of religion. The Congressional election of 1789 sheds light on Madison's changing political perspectives. The Turteum Quids movement divides the Republican party. Monroe's challenges as U.S. Minister to Great Britain. Monroe's disappointment with Jefferson and Madison. The Federalists' strategy for the election of 1808.
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
The Congressional Election of 1789 and Madison's Evolving Views
03:39 • 3min
A Meeting in the House of Representatives and the Turteum Quids Movement
06:11 • 4min
Monroe's Role as U.S. Minister to Great Britain
10:22 • 13min
Monroe's Nomination and Madison's Attack
22:55 • 17min