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... Republican newspapers in the North ; for they felt it essential to dissociate the Party from this kind of violence at a time when votes were to be won . The Springfield Republican summed up a very widespread reaction : " We do not think ...
... Republican newspapers in the North ; for they felt it essential to dissociate the Party from this kind of violence at a time when votes were to be won . The Springfield Republican summed up a very widespread reaction : " We do not think ...
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... Republican elected Speaker of the House of Representatives , and a Republican candidate sure to be nominated for the presidency , Lincoln threw in his fortunes with the new party . At Bloomington , on May 29 , he made a speech on its ...
... Republican elected Speaker of the House of Representatives , and a Republican candidate sure to be nominated for the presidency , Lincoln threw in his fortunes with the new party . At Bloomington , on May 29 , he made a speech on its ...
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... Republican Senatorial nomination . During the next four and a half months , each man made at least sixty speeches . This meant sleepless nights and grindingly hard days as they scoured the State for votes from the clay - soil farms of ...
... Republican Senatorial nomination . During the next four and a half months , each man made at least sixty speeches . This meant sleepless nights and grindingly hard days as they scoured the State for votes from the clay - soil farms of ...
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Groping Toward Independence | 1 |
The Role of the Preachers | 9 |
The Mather Dynasty | 18 |
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