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 ==== #1: Seeds of Division ====
-**Content:** POD: Thomas Jefferson dies on 6 January 1809. Acting President Clinton feels that, given the temporary nature of his office, he should not sign any Act. Consequently the Embargo Act is not repealed. October 1809, the Massachusetts Legislature calls for a constitutional convention. The more extreme wing of the Federalist Party, led by Timothy Pickering, demands that New England leave the Union. On January 5 1810, "Report and Resolutions of the Hartford Convention" are published, which suggest seven new amendments for the constitution.
+**Content:** POD: Thomas Jefferson dies on 6 January 1809. Acting President Clinton feels that he should not sign any Act. The Embargo Act is not repealed. October 1809, the Massachusetts Legislature calls for a constitutional convention. The more extreme wing of the Federalist Party, led by Timothy Pickering, demands that New England leave the Union. On January 5 1810, "Report and Resolutions of the Hartford Convention" are published, which suggest seven new amendments for the constitution.
 **Characters:** James Madison, George Clinton, Timothy Pickering
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 ==== #122c: The Shotgun Sings The Song ====
-**Content:** While the king and his son are touring Canada to restore goodwill, the fiery prince is enraged about the Republican tendencies in the country. George and James have come to Wisconsin, to speak to the (few) loyalists there. The king holds a good speech to restore hope, unity and patriotism, but afterwards is shot by a veteran. James witnesses the assassination of his father. From "Rebels in our Midst: Radical Politics in the Kingdom of Canada", how riots broke out after the king's assassination, politics radicalized, and the new king used his influence to install a quasi-dictature.
+**Content:** While the king and his son are touring Canada to restore goodwill, the fiery prince is enraged about the Republican tendencies in the country. George and James have come to Wisconsin, to speak to the (few) loyalists there. The king holds a good speech to restore hope, unity and patriotism, but afterwards is shot by a veteran. James witnesses the assassination of his father. From "Rebels in our Midst: Radical Politics in the Kingdom of Canada", how riots broke out after the king's assassination, politics radicalized, and the new king used his influence to install a quasi-dictatorship.
 **Characters:** King George I of Canada, Prince James; George I, Prince James; George I, Prince James