How a British subject became president of the United States. (Open Library)

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How a British subject became president of the United States.

by Arthur P. Hinman
Published in 1884, (New York)

How a British subject became president of the United States.
Arthur P. Hinman

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works: How a British subject became president of the United States

By statement: By A. P. Hinman.

Language: English

Pagination: 90 p.

LCCN: 06046431

LC: E692 .H66

OCLC: 6539961

Subject: Arthur, Chester Alan, 1830-1886.

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Notes: An attempt to prove that Chester A. Arthur was born in Canada.

First sentence: The Constitution of the United States requires that both the President and the Vice-President should be native born.

A. P. Hinman was a lawyer hired by the Democratic party to investigate Republican vice-presidential candidate, Chester A. Arthur. Hinman traveled to Vermont (the accepted place of Arthur's birth) and to Canada. The instant work is a collection of correspondence and affidavits collected by Hinman in support of his theory that Arthur was born in Canada, and ineligible for presidential office.

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