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... Nixon , 1960. At the Republican convention Nixon re- ceived the nomination unanimously after a first ballot had given him all but 10 votes cast for Senator Barry Goldwater of Ari- zona , who had withdrawn . Former Senator Henry Cabot ...
... Nixon , 1960. At the Republican convention Nixon re- ceived the nomination unanimously after a first ballot had given him all but 10 votes cast for Senator Barry Goldwater of Ari- zona , who had withdrawn . Former Senator Henry Cabot ...
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... Nixon had served in both houses of Congress and had been active as vice - president in international and domestic ... Nixon's agreement to four hour - long nationally televised " debates " between the candidates . Neither candidate " won ...
... Nixon had served in both houses of Congress and had been active as vice - president in international and domestic ... Nixon's agreement to four hour - long nationally televised " debates " between the candidates . Neither candidate " won ...
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... Nixon the 269 necessary to win , but no single state could have done it . Ken- nedy's popular vote was 34.2 million , Nixon's 34.1 million , with half a million for others . Kennedy's percentage of the total vote was 49.7 to Nixon's ...
... Nixon the 269 necessary to win , but no single state could have done it . Ken- nedy's popular vote was 34.2 million , Nixon's 34.1 million , with half a million for others . Kennedy's percentage of the total vote was 49.7 to Nixon's ...
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PREFACE PART ITHE REPUBLICAN PARTY 1 Crisis and a New Party 73 | 7 |
1856 | 17 |
The Rise of Lincoln | 23 |
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