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... administration and of the conduct of the Korean conflict , the contrast did the General no harm . He and Taft met in New York in September and after a breakfast conversation announced areas EISENHOWER AND AFTERWARD 105.
... administration and of the conduct of the Korean conflict , the contrast did the General no harm . He and Taft met in New York in September and after a breakfast conversation announced areas EISENHOWER AND AFTERWARD 105.
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A Short History Franklin L. Burdette. York in September and after a breakfast conversation announced areas of essential agreement to work together in the Republican campaign . Stevenson quipped , " It looks as if Taft lost the nomi ...
A Short History Franklin L. Burdette. York in September and after a breakfast conversation announced areas of essential agreement to work together in the Republican campaign . Stevenson quipped , " It looks as if Taft lost the nomi ...
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... York . ALEX . DE WITT , Representative from Mass . Republican Platform of 1856 * The language of the first Republican platform was influenced by the Declaration of Independence written by Thomas Jeffer- son , for whom leaders of the new ...
... York . ALEX . DE WITT , Representative from Mass . Republican Platform of 1856 * The language of the first Republican platform was influenced by the Declaration of Independence written by Thomas Jeffer- son , for whom leaders of the new ...
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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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