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... party . Illinois had enthusiastically sup- ported the War , sent armies and supplied leaders . Shields and Baker had ... party . He worked for the election of Zachary Taylor ; he traveled in New England ; he wrote letters and kept in ...
... party . Illinois had enthusiastically sup- ported the War , sent armies and supplied leaders . Shields and Baker had ... party . He worked for the election of Zachary Taylor ; he traveled in New England ; he wrote letters and kept in ...
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... party ine , and the party line , good or bad , honorable or dishonor- able , had to be followed by a politician who wished to stay in the party . Douglas was made the butt of political vengeance ; lesser men crept forward , eager to ...
... party ine , and the party line , good or bad , honorable or dishonor- able , had to be followed by a politician who wished to stay in the party . Douglas was made the butt of political vengeance ; lesser men crept forward , eager to ...
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... party and our party . His he assumes to be a national party - ours a sectional one . He does this in asking the question whether this country has any interest in the main- tenance of the Republican party ? He assumes that our party is ...
... party and our party . His he assumes to be a national party - ours a sectional one . He does this in asking the question whether this country has any interest in the main- tenance of the Republican party ? He assumes that our party is ...
Contents
Reply to a Committee of Religious Denominations Asking | 145 |
Chronology | 193 |
Address to the People of Sangamon County Illinois March | 221 |
Copyright | |
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