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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... Senate Foreign Affairs Committee -A General Misunderstanding - How it Happened - The Civil Ser- vice Purists - The Bee in Trumbull's Bonnet - The Newspaper Ring- " We Four and No More . " . 305 CHAPTER XVIII . THE SAME , CONTINUED . The ...
... Senate Foreign Affairs Committee -A General Misunderstanding - How it Happened - The Civil Ser- vice Purists - The Bee in Trumbull's Bonnet - The Newspaper Ring- " We Four and No More . " . 305 CHAPTER XVIII . THE SAME , CONTINUED . The ...
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... Senator in 1855 - His Career in the Senate Challenged by Bully Brooks - Service on the Military Commit- tee - Joins the Army - His Labors for the Colored Race - Why He Would Not Join the Workingmen's Party - An Answer Worth Reading -A ...
... Senator in 1855 - His Career in the Senate Challenged by Bully Brooks - Service on the Military Commit- tee - Joins the Army - His Labors for the Colored Race - Why He Would Not Join the Workingmen's Party - An Answer Worth Reading -A ...
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... Senate - Governor of Mis- souri - His Characteristic Traits - A Habitual Bolter and Extremist- How he Doubled on his Track as to Amnesty - Brown and the School- ma'ams - Some of his Flights Accounted for ... APPENDIX . -540 Greeley's ...
... Senate - Governor of Mis- souri - His Characteristic Traits - A Habitual Bolter and Extremist- How he Doubled on his Track as to Amnesty - Brown and the School- ma'ams - Some of his Flights Accounted for ... APPENDIX . -540 Greeley's ...
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... Senator from Illinois , revolted , and with undisguised indignation assailed the admin- istration . In this he was most heartily in accord with the Republican party , which , with his great aid , was enabled herein to achieve a ...
... Senator from Illinois , revolted , and with undisguised indignation assailed the admin- istration . In this he was most heartily in accord with the Republican party , which , with his great aid , was enabled herein to achieve a ...
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... Senator Douglas against the administration in the Kansas affair , not a few Republicans and Republi- can journals of note in the country thought that he ought to be returned to the Senate by the Illinois Legislature to be chosen in 1858 ...
... Senator Douglas against the administration in the Kansas affair , not a few Republicans and Republi- can journals of note in the country thought that he ought to be returned to the Senate by the Illinois Legislature to be chosen in 1858 ...
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