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... ment of new farm machinery . Prices for his produce rose quickly with general prosperity , pushed upward by the effects of gold mining in the West . Of equal importance politically , east - west railroad construc- tion to the ...
... ment of new farm machinery . Prices for his produce rose quickly with general prosperity , pushed upward by the effects of gold mining in the West . Of equal importance politically , east - west railroad construc- tion to the ...
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... ment of the interior . President Harding's friends appointed to office had betrayed his trust of them , as he had known before his death . The high - level scandals were unmatched since the days of Grant , but continuing prosperity ...
... ment of the interior . President Harding's friends appointed to office had betrayed his trust of them , as he had known before his death . The high - level scandals were unmatched since the days of Grant , but continuing prosperity ...
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... ment in order that the power of the Federal Government to meet the emergency should be impregnable . It is in accordance with these principles that we have joined in the development of a world economic conference to bulwark the whole ...
... ment in order that the power of the Federal Government to meet the emergency should be impregnable . It is in accordance with these principles that we have joined in the development of a world economic conference to bulwark the whole ...
Contents
PREFACE PART ITHE REPUBLICAN PARTY 1 Crisis and a New Party | 7 |
1856 | 15 |
The Rise of Lincoln | 23 |
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