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Page 84
... hand many strong Republicans were moving toward abo- litionist extremes , such as advocating repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law . On the other hand influential forces in the Party favored the oppositionist fusion . Three days after ...
... hand many strong Republicans were moving toward abo- litionist extremes , such as advocating repeal of the Fugitive Slave Law . On the other hand influential forces in the Party favored the oppositionist fusion . Three days after ...
Page 150
... hand , the radicalism which the popular belief , rightfully or wrongfully , attributes to Mr. Seward and the politicians of his school ; and on the other hand the profound conservatism of Mr. Bates and gentlemen of his belief , it leads ...
... hand , the radicalism which the popular belief , rightfully or wrongfully , attributes to Mr. Seward and the politicians of his school ; and on the other hand the profound conservatism of Mr. Bates and gentlemen of his belief , it leads ...
Page 236
... hand , of course . - - In the delicate manipulations for second - ballot support , the " fa- vorite son " states ... hands as unreliable as Delahay's . Procter's testimony is to be accepted only when he is corroborated . For example ...
... hand , of course . - - In the delicate manipulations for second - ballot support , the " fa- vorite son " states ... hands as unreliable as Delahay's . Procter's testimony is to be accepted only when he is corroborated . For example ...
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