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... cabinet - makers , coach - mak- ers , tailors , brass - founders , and coppersmiths were among the Boston petitioners for heavy duties . These , by the way , were 16 C. A. Beard : Economic Origins of Jeffersonian Democracy , p . 195 ...
... cabinet - makers , coach - mak- ers , tailors , brass - founders , and coppersmiths were among the Boston petitioners for heavy duties . These , by the way , were 16 C. A. Beard : Economic Origins of Jeffersonian Democracy , p . 195 ...
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... cabinet nominations was made . The President who , above all others who have held that office , needed political advice in making these selections had ad- mitted no one to his confidence - not even his wife . Neither Pennsylvania ...
... cabinet nominations was made . The President who , above all others who have held that office , needed political advice in making these selections had ad- mitted no one to his confidence - not even his wife . Neither Pennsylvania ...
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... cabinet until asked to resign , convened in Philadelphia with nearly 3,200 delegates . Although Wallace was no Communist , this Progressive Party , as it was designated , turned out to be a rallying point of American Communists who ...
... cabinet until asked to resign , convened in Philadelphia with nearly 3,200 delegates . Although Wallace was no Communist , this Progressive Party , as it was designated , turned out to be a rallying point of American Communists who ...
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N 2 | 120 |
The Whigs | 152 |
The Breakup of the Major Parties | 181 |
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