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By Cliff Sloan and David McKean John Adams now had exactly two weeks left as president. Adams's presidency would end at noon on Wednesday, March 4; Jefferson would be inaugurated at noon on that day. As Adams looked ahead to his last days in office, one task consumed him above all else-scores of last-minute presidential appointments to federal offices, appointments that would secure positions for loyal Federalists in the new ...
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