Building for the Centuries: Illinois, 1865 to 1898 |
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... continued to vote with the Democrats against the Command of the Army Bill and against overriding President Johnson's veto of that bill . The veto was overturned , predictably , 38 to 10 in the Senate , 138 to 51 in the House . ( The ...
... continued to vote with the Democrats against the Command of the Army Bill and against overriding President Johnson's veto of that bill . The veto was overturned , predictably , 38 to 10 in the Senate , 138 to 51 in the House . ( The ...
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... continued into 1887 as the evenly split assembly attempted to elect a United States Senator . Neither side had a quorum , so failure to vote by either party would block election . The Democrats backed first William Morrison , then ...
... continued into 1887 as the evenly split assembly attempted to elect a United States Senator . Neither side had a quorum , so failure to vote by either party would block election . The Democrats backed first William Morrison , then ...
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... continued into the 1880s , although political clubs were active . Hair styles were a source of debate , as the Illini complained in 1883 , " the dude hair mania is almost monopolizing our boys . " 67 Compulsory chapel attendance and ...
... continued into the 1880s , although political clubs were active . Hair styles were a source of debate , as the Illini complained in 1883 , " the dude hair mania is almost monopolizing our boys . " 67 Compulsory chapel attendance and ...
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Of People and Places | 1 |
Structure of Governmental Power | 35 |
Of Men and Machines | 72 |
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