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... Congress would be over- whelmingly Republican . Whatever the voters ' intent , the elec- tion buried American cooperation with the League . ( See Read- ing No. 17. ) New Policies and Problems . President Harding's prescrip- tion for ...
... Congress would be over- whelmingly Republican . Whatever the voters ' intent , the elec- tion buried American cooperation with the League . ( See Read- ing No. 17. ) New Policies and Problems . President Harding's prescrip- tion for ...
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... Congress , and the death of the cooperative Senator Taft in the summer of 1953 made the President's path a harder ... Congress extensions of social security and hous- ing and obtained flexible support for farm prices . In the elections ...
... Congress , and the death of the cooperative Senator Taft in the summer of 1953 made the President's path a harder ... Congress extensions of social security and hous- ing and obtained flexible support for farm prices . In the elections ...
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... Congress would give support to the one any more than the other ? If I wished to refuse to give legislative support to slave property in the Territories , if a member of Congress , I could not do it holding the view that the Constitution ...
... Congress would give support to the one any more than the other ? If I wished to refuse to give legislative support to slave property in the Territories , if a member of Congress , I could not do it holding the view that the Constitution ...
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PREFACE PART ITHE REPUBLICAN PARTY 1 Crisis and a New Party | 7 |
1856 | 15 |
The Rise of Lincoln | 23 |
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