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Thomas Jefferson went ahead with the Louisiana Purchase even though he was not sure the constitution permitted it.
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You know, he did the Louisiana Purchase, and was hypocritical and all that.
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Clinton's namesake, Thomas Jefferson, is famous for penning the Declaration of Independence at the age of 33 and, as president, orchestrating the Louisiana Purchase.
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Louis to explore the new lands acquired in the Louisiana Purchase.
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Some parts, such as Alaska and the huge swathe of land between the Rockies and the Mississippi that came with the Louisiana Purchase, were bought.
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Congress amused itself by changing French Fries to Freedom ones, and Laura Bush snubbed the opening gala of a show celebrating the 200th anniversary of the Louisiana Purchase, a symbol of ancient Franco-American co-operation.
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The English swept through in the early 18th century, but the Spanish held on long enough to be euchred out of the state by a succession of American presidents, starting with the wily Thomas Jefferson, who were determined to have the Floridas, as they were called, which had fallen outside the Louisiana Purchase.
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It had involved the purchase of Louisiana and Florida from France and Spain.
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