Harper's Encyclopędia of United States History from 458 A.D. to 1909: Based Upon the Plan of Benson John Lossing...Harper, 1905 - United States |
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... party ( nineteen men ) , and be permitted to return to the United States with a small party made up by your private means , cannot be granted . " I shall leave here on Wednesday , the 16th instant , and I require of you to be with your ...
... party ( nineteen men ) , and be permitted to return to the United States with a small party made up by your private means , cannot be granted . " I shall leave here on Wednesday , the 16th instant , and I require of you to be with your ...
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... Party , a political organization that grew out of the influence of societies formed for effecting the abolition of sla- very throughout the republic . It origi- nated about 1844. The prime article of its political creed was opposition ...
... Party , a political organization that grew out of the influence of societies formed for effecting the abolition of sla- very throughout the republic . It origi- nated about 1844. The prime article of its political creed was opposition ...
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... party of expansion - the party which first went beyond seas and tried to annex Hawaii , which plotted for years to annex Cuba , which have in our past acqui- sitions of territory their one great and enduring monument . In their new ...
... party of expansion - the party which first went beyond seas and tried to annex Hawaii , which plotted for years to annex Cuba , which have in our past acqui- sitions of territory their one great and enduring monument . In their new ...
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