What was Tompkins' health condition after the War of 1812?
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Poor. Tompkins' health deteriorated significantly after the War of 1812. He suffered from chronic rheumatism, which caused him severe pain and limited his mobility. Additionally, he contracted malaria during the war, which further weakened his immune system. These health issues plagued Tompkins for the rest of his life, affecting his ability to serve in public office and enjoy his retirement.
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