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... Progressive - Conservative Rivalry . Roosevelt understand- ably interpreted the election of 1904 as a mandate to pursue , with more determination , his progressive views . As a realist in politics , willing to accept as much of his ...
... Progressive - Conservative Rivalry . Roosevelt understand- ably interpreted the election of 1904 as a mandate to pursue , with more determination , his progressive views . As a realist in politics , willing to accept as much of his ...
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... Progressives had split the Republican Party but had not drawn heavily from the ranks of progressive Demo- crats . On this rock architects of a reunited Republican Party could build . Of electoral votes Wilson received 435 , Roosevelt 88 ...
... Progressives had split the Republican Party but had not drawn heavily from the ranks of progressive Demo- crats . On this rock architects of a reunited Republican Party could build . Of electoral votes Wilson received 435 , Roosevelt 88 ...
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... Progressive nominations . After all hope to be the Republican choice had gone , he allowed himself to be nomi- nated by the Progressive convention . To the fury of its leaders , he then declined their nomination . Many of them angrily ...
... Progressive nominations . After all hope to be the Republican choice had gone , he allowed himself to be nomi- nated by the Progressive convention . To the fury of its leaders , he then declined their nomination . Many of them angrily ...
Contents
PREFACE PART ITHE REPUBLICAN PARTY 1 Crisis and a New Party | 7 |
1856 | 15 |
The Rise of Lincoln | 23 |
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