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... seats . Pro- gressives won few seats indeed , and Roosevelt remarked that the party of the Bull Moose would not enjoy the loaves and fishes . Reunification . Republicans were confident that the party- breaking split of 1912 could soon ...
... seats . Pro- gressives won few seats indeed , and Roosevelt remarked that the party of the Bull Moose would not enjoy the loaves and fishes . Reunification . Republicans were confident that the party- breaking split of 1912 could soon ...
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... seats in the House with Republicans making gains in the Senate . Wartime Resurgence and Internationalism . America had been attacked at Pearl Harbor and had been at war with the Axis powers in Asia and Europe and on the seas for nine ...
... seats in the House with Republicans making gains in the Senate . Wartime Resurgence and Internationalism . America had been attacked at Pearl Harbor and had been at war with the Axis powers in Asia and Europe and on the seas for nine ...
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... seats in the House was well above the average for a midterm election . In 35 races for the Senate , Republicans won 18 and Democrats 17 for a net Republican gain of 3 Senate seats . Even more significant for the politics of the 1968 ...
... seats in the House was well above the average for a midterm election . In 35 races for the Senate , Republicans won 18 and Democrats 17 for a net Republican gain of 3 Senate seats . Even more significant for the politics of the 1968 ...
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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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