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part of New
Hampshire and many thousands of settlers arrived. In 1764 King George III awarded the disputed region, then called the New Hampshire Grants, to New York. New York refused to recognize property claims based on New Hampshire law, thus threatening the eviction of many settlers. Consequently,
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chose him as the vice presidential nominee. Clinton's supporters nonetheless put him forward as a presidential candidate, attacking the foreign policy of the
Jefferson administration. The Federalist Party considered endorsing Clinton's candidacy, but ultimately chose to re-nominate their 1804 ticket
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Congressional committee recommended recognition of Vermont and its admission to the Union. The committee's recommended bill was opposed by New York's delegates and did not pass. Six years later the New York legislature decided to give up New York's claims to Vermont on the condition that
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Clinton as "The astutest politician in Revolutionary New York," a man who "understood the power of symbolism and the new popularity of a plain style especially when practiced by a man with the means and accomplishments to set himself above the common people."
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President (his fourth under President Madison), George Clinton died from a heart attack on April 20, 1812, at the age of 72. Clinton was the first vice president to die in office as well as the first vice president to die overall. Clinton was the first of two vice
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1753:George Clinton: Master Builder of the Empire State
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1353:A History of Corboy Presbyterian Church and School
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1461:"A Revolutionary Day Along Historic US Route 9W"
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6123:People of New York in the French and Indian War
6048:Continental Army officers from New York (state)
6028:1808 United States vice-presidential candidates
6023:1804 United States vice-presidential candidates
5150:
903:and served as its president from 1794 to 1795.
1086:
957:. Federalists rallied around the candidacy of
697:and Elizabeth Denniston Clinton, who had left
6053:Continental Congressmen from New York (state)
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1196:Cornelia Tappen Clinton (1774–1810); married
1043:The land that is in the present-day state of
1038:
868:Gubernatorial portrait of George Clinton, by
725:and the uncle of New York's future governor,
1929:
6088:Members of the New York Provincial Assembly
1862:. The Miller Center, University of Virginia
1682:"Copper coin: George Clinton Copper – 1787"
1295:and printed again in series 1995 and 2003.
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1266:In 1873, the state of New York donated a
1066:an independent state to be called Vermont
1055:. During 1749–1764 it was governed as a
603:on account of disputes over land claims.
6083:Members of the New York General Assembly
6073:Jefferson administration cabinet members
4230:1812 United States presidential election
4036:1808 United States presidential election
3840:1804 United States presidential election
3626:1796 United States presidential election
1888:Architect of the Capitol: George Clinton
1778:
1725:
1541:
1501:
1433:, Baker and Scribner, pp. xv–xvii,
1430:The Life and Writings of De Witt Clinton
1426:
1233:The grave monument of George Clinton in
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644:longest-serving governor in U.S. history
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1208:Elizabeth Clinton (1780–1825); married
1015:in April 1800, and was a member of the
392: 1770; died 1800)
330:, Province of New York, British America
61:March 4, 1805 – April 20, 1812
6093:Members of the New York State Assembly
6078:Madison administration cabinet members
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1488:Kaminski, John P., "Clinton, George",
1350:
911:In the early 1780s, Clinton supported
618:and advocated for the addition of the
176:July 30, 1777 – June 30, 1795
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1898:Barbagallo, Tricia (March 10, 2007).
1893:An examination of the Clinton Lineage
1214:Martha Washington Clinton (1783–1795)
753:, accompanying his father in 1758 on
129:July 1, 1801 – June 30, 1804
6128:Vice presidents of the United States
2658:
2329:Vice presidents of the United States
1900:"Fellow Citizens Read a Horrid Tale"
1413:
1411:
1373:
1138:that prevented the recharter of the
883:, he supplied food to the troops at
816:
233:May 15, 1775 – July 8, 1776
6108:Politicians from Kingston, New York
2000:Vice President of the United States
1748:
1104:vice president of the United States
1068:. Vermont's repeated petitions for
1023:at Burr's urging, and defeated the
994:his narrow and disputed re-election
961:, and Adams finished second in the
840:
768:
741:, he first served on the privateer
49:Vice President of the United States
13:
6033:American people of English descent
1772:
1490:The Encyclopedia of New York State
938:identifies Clinton as "Cato", the
906:
630:. Clinton received the third most
14:
6154:
6113:People from New Windsor, New York
5993:18th-century American politicians
5725:Presidents of Columbia University
1853:
1408:
1276:National Statuary Hall Collection
1000:was excluded on a technicality.)
705:, a series of laws passed by the
701:, Ireland, in 1729 to escape the
6038:American people of Irish descent
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1253:Clinton, Oneida County, New York
951:first U.S. presidential election
897:evacuation of the British troops
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267:President of Columbia University
5665:Benjamin Williams Crowninshield
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1017:24th New York State Legislature
976:, he was chosen by the nascent
875:He was known for his hatred of
859:Lieutenant Governor of New York
671:congressional nominating caucus
568:. Clinton served as the fourth
389:
5188:Presidency of Thomas Jefferson
1875:"George Clinton (id: C000527)"
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777:Coat of Arms of George Clinton
650:surpassed his record in 2015.
634:in the election, as President
564:in the formative years of the
1:
6118:People from colonial New York
6068:Governors of New York (state)
3567:indicate acting officeholders
2036:President of Columbia College
1844:Spaulding, E. Wilder (1938).
1757:. Syracuse University Press.
1712:; accessed September 13, 2010
1427:Campbell, William W. (1849),
1332:
733:French and Indian War service
684:
614:, Clinton became a prominent
1734:. Rowman & Littlefield.
1587:Kaminski (1993), pp. 170–180
1337:
1261:Clintonville, Columbus, Ohio
934:Twentieth-century historian
929:United States Bill of Rights
851:In June 1777, he was elected
811:New York Provincial Congress
689:Clinton was born in 1739 in
620:United States Bill of Rights
437:Elizabeth Denniston (mother)
7:
6133:Columbia University faculty
5193:Presidency of James Madison
5152:Democratic-Republican Party
4244:Democratic-Republican Party
4148:Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
4050:Democratic-Republican Party
3954:Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
3854:Democratic-Republican Party
3718:Democratic-Republican Party
3703:Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
2268:Democratic-Republican Party
1808:. Oxford University Press.
1708:September 25, 2010, at the
1703:"The George Clinton Bridge"
1355:. Longford. pp. 13–28.
1284:Declaration of Independence
1158:His original burial was in
1124:Charles Cotesworth Pinckney
1087:Vice presidency (1805–1812)
978:Democratic-Republican Party
827:Second Continental Congress
749:George rose to the rank of
624:Democratic-Republican Party
10:
6159:
6138:Clinton family of New York
5198:Presidency of James Monroe
1726:Kaminski, John P. (1993).
1596:CQ Guide to U.S. Elections
1569:. Architect of the Capitol
1542:Kaminski, John P. (1993).
1522:bioguideretro.congress.gov
1502:Kaminski, John P. (1993).
1304:Kingston-Rhinecliff Bridge
1093:1804 presidential election
1039:Threats to conquer Vermont
974:1792 presidential election
925:United States Constitution
823:First Continental Congress
628:1792 presidential election
612:United States Constitution
589:American Revolutionary War
546:American Revolutionary War
6043:Continental Army generals
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1930:Offices and distinctions
1873:United States Congress.
1660:"Clinton genealogy site"
1309:
1245:Clinton County, New York
1173:, challenged Madison in
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566:United States of America
462:Kingdom of Great Britain
1351:Murphy, Victor (2015).
1263:are all named for him.
1021:1801 gubernatorial race
1013:New York State Assembly
717:to accept the Anglican
601:entrance into the Union
140:Jeremiah Van Rensselaer
5616:Caesar Augustus Rodney
5178:Jeffersonian democracy
4632:Theodore Frelinghuysen
1556:Kaminski (1993), p. 24
1237:
1070:admission to the Union
1029:Stephen Van Rensselaer
872:
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583:Clinton served in the
355:Old Dutch Churchyard,
325:July 15] 1739
303:William Samuel Johnson
6143:American slave owners
5381:Joseph Bradley Varnum
4922:Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.
4822:Franklin D. Roosevelt
2208:Democratic-Republican
2175:Democratic-Republican
2145:Democratic-Republican
2120:Democratic-Republican
1974:Governor of New York
1800:Cornog, Evan (1998).
1749:Lee, John K. (2010).
1325:: born July 15, 1739.
1306:in honor of Clinton.
1232:
1210:Matthias B. Tallmadge
1181:Marriage and children
867:
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747:French and Indian War
739:French and Indian War
585:French and Indian War
562:Democratic-Republican
542:French and Indian War
368:Democratic-Republican
5369:Frederick Muhlenberg
5183:Era of Good Feelings
4812:Charles W. Fairbanks
4692:Francis P. Blair Jr.
4421:Other 1812 elections
4174:Other 1808 elections
3980:Other 1804 elections
3784:Other 1796 elections
2719:lieutenant governors
2491:Charles W. Fairbanks
2419:John C. Breckinridge
2252:presidential elector
2238:Notes and references
2179:Governor of New York
2168:Robert R. Livingston
2124:Governor of New York
1948:Governor of New York
1249:Clinton County, Ohio
1219:Pierre Van Cortlandt
1198:Edmond-Charles Genêt
574:governor of New York
215:Continental Congress
185:Pierre Van Cortlandt
117:Governor of New York
5573:William H. Crawford
5567:Alexander J. Dallas
5524:William H. Crawford
5512:Alexander J. Dallas
4712:Thomas A. Hendricks
4682:George H. Pendleton
4672:Herschel V. Johnson
4518:Charles C. Pinckney
2461:Thomas A. Hendricks
2114:New political party
1848:. The Macmillan Co.
1417:Lee (2010), pp. 1–2
1062:Green Mountain Boys
757:'s 1758 seizure of
638:and Vice President
5677:Samuel L. Southard
5555:John Armstrong Jr.
5506:George W. Campbell
5173:First Party System
4842:Joseph T. Robinson
4722:William H. English
4622:Richard M. Johnson
2581:Nelson Rockefeller
2503:Thomas R. Marshall
2485:Theodore Roosevelt
2449:William A. Wheeler
2389:Richard M. Johnson
2371:Daniel D. Tompkins
2050:William S. Johnson
1270:of Clinton to the
1238:
1235:Kingston, New York
1169:Clinton's nephew,
1164:Kingston, New York
913:Alexander Hamilton
873:
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673:instead nominated
669:, but the party's
591:and served in the
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4932:William E. Miller
4872:Charles L. McNary
4772:Adlai Stevenson I
4662:William L. Dayton
4652:William A. Graham
4642:William O. Butler
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2017:Academic offices
2007:Succeeded by
1980:Succeeded by
1955:Succeeded by
1764:978-0-8156-8153-3
1741:978-0-945612-17-9
1300:State of New York
1251:; the village of
1136:tie-breaking vote
1019:. He entered the
967:George Washington
881:George Washington
853:at the same time
817:Revolutionary War
794:St. Paul's Chapel
719:Church of Ireland
636:George Washington
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893:Sir Guy Carleton
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769:Political career
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695:Charles Clinton
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5647:Robert Smith
5628:William Wirt
5561:James Monroe
5469:James Monroe
5463:Robert Smith
5428:U.S. Cabinet
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5475:John Graham
5471:(1811–1817)
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5383:(1807–1811)
5377:(1801–1807)
5371:(1793–1795)
5042:Sarah Palin
4892:Earl Warren
4393:President:
4324:President:
4265:(incumbent)
4260:President:
4146:President:
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4066:President:
3952:President:
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3870:President:
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3656:President:
3225:Floyd-Jones
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