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... Campaign , 1858. In 1858 the story was different . Democrats of the North were in retreat , and Douglas fought for his political life . His term in the Senate was expiring , and in June the Republican state convention in Illinois nomi ...
... Campaign , 1858. In 1858 the story was different . Democrats of the North were in retreat , and Douglas fought for his political life . His term in the Senate was expiring , and in June the Republican state convention in Illinois nomi ...
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... campaign of 1868 Grant easily won , although he took almost no personal part in it . The Republican campaign organiza- tion used the assistance of the Grand Army of the Republic , composed of veterans of the war , and received financial ...
... campaign of 1868 Grant easily won , although he took almost no personal part in it . The Republican campaign organiza- tion used the assistance of the Grand Army of the Republic , composed of veterans of the war , and received financial ...
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... campaign . Stevenson quipped , " It looks as if Taft lost the nomi- nation but won the nominee . " Almost on the ... campaign the candidates made public their personal finances . In the campaign Eisenhower traveled over 30,000 miles by ...
... campaign . Stevenson quipped , " It looks as if Taft lost the nomi- nation but won the nominee . " Almost on the ... campaign the candidates made public their personal finances . In the campaign Eisenhower traveled over 30,000 miles by ...
Contents
PREFACE PART ITHE REPUBLICAN PARTY 1 Crisis and a New Party | 7 |
1856 | 15 |
The Rise of Lincoln | 23 |
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