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... electoral votes to Fillmore ) plus the five free states of Pennsylvania , New Jersey , Indiana , Illinois , and California , a total of nineteen . Fremont carried eleven free states , including New York and all of New England . The ...
... electoral votes to Fillmore ) plus the five free states of Pennsylvania , New Jersey , Indiana , Illinois , and California , a total of nineteen . Fremont carried eleven free states , including New York and all of New England . The ...
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... electoral returns was more exciting than the election . Tilden had won a popular plurality of a quarter of a million votes , and hav- ing carried the doubtful states of New York and Indiana was at first thought safely elected . However ...
... electoral returns was more exciting than the election . Tilden had won a popular plurality of a quarter of a million votes , and hav- ing carried the doubtful states of New York and Indiana was at first thought safely elected . However ...
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... electoral vote 449 to 82. Democrats again controlled Congress , gaining a few seats in the House with Republicans making gains in the Senate . Wartime Resurgence and Internationalism . America had been attacked at Pearl Harbor and had ...
... electoral vote 449 to 82. Democrats again controlled Congress , gaining a few seats in the House with Republicans making gains in the Senate . Wartime Resurgence and Internationalism . America had been attacked at Pearl Harbor and had ...
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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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