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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... Theodore Tilton then arose and said if he were asked such a question he would remain silent till doomsday . Some fur- ther 352 THE STRUGGLE OF '72 .
... Theodore Tilton then arose and said if he were asked such a question he would remain silent till doomsday . Some fur- ther 352 THE STRUGGLE OF '72 .
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... Theodore Tilton , bow- ing gracefully , his head covered with ambrosial curls , escorted Miss Anthony and Mrs. Gordon to the platform . The appearance of the trio in con- junction called forth applause mingled with hisses . Persons who ...
... Theodore Tilton , bow- ing gracefully , his head covered with ambrosial curls , escorted Miss Anthony and Mrs. Gordon to the platform . The appearance of the trio in con- junction called forth applause mingled with hisses . Persons who ...
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... Theodore Tilton worked for him incessantly , especially among the delegates from the Southern States , with whom his sonorous periods and sophomoric eloquence had considerable weight . Whitelaw Reid had been on the ground for several ...
... Theodore Tilton worked for him incessantly , especially among the delegates from the Southern States , with whom his sonorous periods and sophomoric eloquence had considerable weight . Whitelaw Reid had been on the ground for several ...
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... Theodore Tilton , and such extremists , for Weston , the pedestrian , “ Lord Gordon Gordon , " and such humbugs , and his general eagerness to revolution- ize society . 4. He is rude to boorishness in manners , a fact springing not less ...
... Theodore Tilton , and such extremists , for Weston , the pedestrian , “ Lord Gordon Gordon , " and such humbugs , and his general eagerness to revolution- ize society . 4. He is rude to boorishness in manners , a fact springing not less ...
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