The Struggle Of'72: The Issues and Candidates of the Present Political Campaign: Containing Biographical Sketches of All the Candidates for President and Vice-president; History and Platforms of the Great Political Parties; Facts about Public Men and Measures; Review of Grant's Administration; the Queer Record of Horace Greeley |
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... Lincoln and Hamlin -The Platform - The Canvass - Success of the Republicans - The South Belligerent - President Lincoln's Inaugural Address - His Cabi- net , Etc. -28 CHAPTER III . THE SAME , CONTINUED . General History of the Party ...
... Lincoln and Hamlin -The Platform - The Canvass - Success of the Republicans - The South Belligerent - President Lincoln's Inaugural Address - His Cabi- net , Etc. -28 CHAPTER III . THE SAME , CONTINUED . General History of the Party ...
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... Lincoln - The Cleveland Convention- “ Any- body to beat Lincoln ” —Greeley Winks at the Movement — The Niagara Falls Affair - Greeley Hobnobs with Bogus Rebel Commissioners— Blames Lincoln and Misrepresents Him - Noble Letter of the ...
... Lincoln - The Cleveland Convention- “ Any- body to beat Lincoln ” —Greeley Winks at the Movement — The Niagara Falls Affair - Greeley Hobnobs with Bogus Rebel Commissioners— Blames Lincoln and Misrepresents Him - Noble Letter of the ...
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... Lincoln - Douglas Debates of 1858 , Etc. In its origin the Republican party was a develop- ment into organized form of the principles of free- dom . In its organization it was the fusion of polit- ical elements which had always before ...
... Lincoln - Douglas Debates of 1858 , Etc. In its origin the Republican party was a develop- ment into organized form of the principles of free- dom . In its organization it was the fusion of polit- ical elements which had always before ...
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... LINCOLN - DOUGLAS DEBATES . The discussion of the Lecompton Constitution in Congress gave rise to two important events . First , it caused a division in the Democratic party which continued through the following presiden- tial campaign ...
... LINCOLN - DOUGLAS DEBATES . The discussion of the Lecompton Constitution in Congress gave rise to two important events . First , it caused a division in the Democratic party which continued through the following presiden- tial campaign ...
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... Lincoln delivered that great speech , new become historical , beginning with this remarkable exordium : " MR ... Lincoln's demonstration of the tendency of the government to the latter condition through the operation of the Nebraska ...
... Lincoln delivered that great speech , new become historical , beginning with this remarkable exordium : " MR ... Lincoln's demonstration of the tendency of the government to the latter condition through the operation of the Nebraska ...
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