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... opposition from substantial businessmen North and South on two grounds . Such proposals implied larger public expenditures and higher taxes , and by inviting still larger migra- tions would diminish the supply and increase the cost of ...
... opposition from substantial businessmen North and South on two grounds . Such proposals implied larger public expenditures and higher taxes , and by inviting still larger migra- tions would diminish the supply and increase the cost of ...
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... opposition . He would have been elected had his opponents combined their strength in a single candidacy - unless that candidate could have obtained more votes . Farmers and laborers joined by intellectuals were at the core of the ...
... opposition . He would have been elected had his opponents combined their strength in a single candidacy - unless that candidate could have obtained more votes . Farmers and laborers joined by intellectuals were at the core of the ...
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... opposition to new regulatory measures long thought progressive , Taft began to use patronage and other pressures to defeat in- surgents in the campaigns of 1910. New resentment flared and the West particularly became a center of opposition ...
... opposition to new regulatory measures long thought progressive , Taft began to use patronage and other pressures to defeat in- surgents in the campaigns of 1910. New resentment flared and the West particularly became a center of opposition ...
Contents
PREFACE PART ITHE REPUBLICAN PARTY 1 Crisis and a New Party | 7 |
1856 | 15 |
The Rise of Lincoln | 23 |
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