Where've You Gone, General Washington?

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Great so far!  So what's Georgy doing?  Did Adams consider him for War?

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Bump.  This is awesome Cathcon, keep it up . Is stronger anti-Federalist backlash a possibility?  (You mentioned TJ is an anti-Federalist - is that in political parties, or is he actually opposed to the Constitution?)

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I finally update and no comment. Mapping out the first formative steps of the new nation isn't easy research. COming up is 1792, though that'll probably be coming next weekend. I've got finals next week and have to concentrate on that stuff.

I like it I'm just waiting to see what happens next.  Give people a chance to find it . this will be the next FOTG I think

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Smells great Cathcon!

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Smells great Cathcon!

Right now I'm suffering regrettable computer problems. One sh**ts down for some unknown reason & the other isn't connected to the Internet. So this 1/3 baked update will be sitting in the fridge quite a while until I find a suitable oven.

Eh; I like leftovers anyway

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Interesting so far.  I just wish we could've seen George Clinton as VEEP; keep it up!

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Monroe and Clinton.  Plz.

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Monroe and Clinton.  Plz.

As I recall, I had Monroe join the HoR, so you may be hearing from him.

Thanks .  Did he beat Madison?

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And thanks for the Clinton update .  What's Patrick Henry up to these days?

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Monroe was elected to Madison's district, as Madison was running in a different district in 1792. Madison is now in the Senate, replacing Jefferson who left his seat for the Vice-Presidency.

Okay; just checking because they ran against each other in 1788, and Monroe lost by 300 votes, and "I confess he likely would've won if it had been less overcast that day."

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Now how about my second-favorite anti-Feddy, Patrick Henry?

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What's Patrick Henry up to?

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I am liking this, and sorry to not get this, but two things:

1. I assume that the national party = OTL Federalists and that
2. Secretary of Foreign Affairs = OTL SecState

Just to make sure

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Correct. I prefer pointless, untrackable butterflies to provide some un-creative change. I couldn't just let it slip into Feds vs. DRs, could I? Or let such an explanatory title be replaced by the enigmatic term "Secretary of State"?

Of course

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Should update this soon. Weekend's coming but I really don't want to do the research to get us through '97. '98 should be great (rhymes!) though.

Looking forward to it!  .  Someone's gotta power through his sad-looking TR TL on ah.com as well

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Should update this soon. Weekend's coming but I really don't want to do the research to get us through '97. '98 should be great (rhymes!) though.

Looking forward to it!  .  Someone's gotta power through his sad-looking TR TL on ah.com as well

I'll admit, with my patience for reading timelines these days, if I just started reading one of my own works, I'd likely give up on it. Especially "Rise of Progressivism" and definitely "Second Chance".

TBH, I read through both on my trip to and then from NJ.  I got most of it done on the plan, opening up an assload of tabs on both my iPod and iPad.

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There'll be editing to add some stuff in. This is to get it down and make sure it stays there.

I like the update

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List of Vice Presidents of the United States of America
1. John Rutledge (None-South Carolina) March 4th, 1789-March 4th, 1793
2. Thomas Jefferson (Republican-Virginia) March 4th, 1793-March 4th, 1797
3. Samuel Adams (Republican-Massachusetts) March 4th, 1797-?

List of United States Secretaries of Foreign Affairs
1. John Jay (None, National-New York) July 27th, 1789-February 10th, 1796
2. Patrick Henry (None-Virginia) February 25th, 1796-March 4th, 1797
3. James Madison (Republican-Virginia) May 3rd, 1797-?

List of United States Secretaries of the Treasury
1. Samuel Osgodd (None-New York) September 11th, 1789-April 11th, 1792
2. Alexander Hamilton (None, National-New York) May 10th, 1792-March 4th, 1797
3. Albert Gallatin (Republican-Pennsylvania) June 8th, 1797-?

What about Secretary or War?  Looking forward to next update

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Former Governor George Clinton of New York, a Vice Presidential candidate for the Republicans in 1792, and a leading Presidential contender for the 1796 nomination until his defeat in 1795

Once again, DAMN YOU!  .  anyway, I'm interested in John Marshall's political future, and I hope to see him or John Jay appointed Chief Justice, preferably Marshall[/veiledsuggestion]

Did I mention how much I love this timeline recently?

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'Kay, Jerseyrules, I've got all the cabinet stuff mapped out for ya in that post. Once I get to a new administration, say eight years from where we are now, y'all will get the details of everyone's careers as well.

Thanks!  Just saw this!  Mind is so elsewhere...jet lag and all

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How's Hawaii? Also, if you're ever saddened at George Clinton's mis-fortunes, remember, there's another, much more entertaining NY Republican to observe.

Oh? .  It's great actually, not to hot, as I tend to go out late at night here, nice and cool.  Very clear skies.  Pearl Harbor was interesting, but go early and it only takes three hours.  As for the TL, I'm interested in your next installment.  And I say this in the least desperate way possible, but your TLs are what I read on vacation.  So please, get cracking! 

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Homework is killin' me right now, sorry. Spring break is coming up though, so you could be in for something(s). Sorry man.

Alright.  Better pull out Tale of Two Cities...best of times...sunofabitch!  Screw it I'll watch Top Gear.

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THANK YOU FOR UPDATE CATHCON

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So help me don't make me pull out my bump hammer. 

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Love the update.  Onward to Canada!  And as for the leader of the Opposition on the Supreme Court:

May he butt heads with Marshall for many a decade!