7 sentences with “partisan”

For their part, the federalists responded with equal violence through the partisan press.

From 1791 until 1793, when it ceased publication, Freneau's partisan newspaper attacked Hamilton's programme and Washington's administration.

From Nashville, Tennessee, the Jackson campaign organised supporters across the country through editorials in partisan newspapers and other publications.

The fact that Wilmot, a loyal Democrat, attempted to counter the actions of a Democratic president was indicative of the partisan divisions that were to come.

The partisan political cartoon illustrated above ridicules Thomas Jefferson's Embargo Act of 1807, a measure that had a devastating effect on American commerce.

At the same time, the great political project of the 19th century, republican democracy, seemed deeply disappointing to many Europeans, who had seen it degenerate into partisan bickering that could not prevent the Great War and its terrible consequences.

Events in Haiti further complicated partisan disputes in the United States. White refugee planters from Haiti and other French West Indian islands, along with slaves and free people of colour, left the Caribbean for the United States and Louisiana, which was then in Spanish hands.