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... accept a seat in the Senate . The electoral commission divided , eight to seven , by party lines on the crucial issues , accepting the argument of former Republi- can Attorney General William M. Evarts of New York that it could not go ...
... accept a seat in the Senate . The electoral commission divided , eight to seven , by party lines on the crucial issues , accepting the argument of former Republi- can Attorney General William M. Evarts of New York that it could not go ...
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... accept as much of his program as he could get , he still avoided a break with the more conservative leaders in Congress . Progressives critical of the President blamed him for his willingness to compromise to attain at least part of his ...
... accept as much of his program as he could get , he still avoided a break with the more conservative leaders in Congress . Progressives critical of the President blamed him for his willingness to compromise to attain at least part of his ...
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... accepted valuable gifts from a friend having dealings with federal agencies . Eisenhower , sure of Adams ' honesty ... accept such a call . Nixon , 1960. At the Republican convention Nixon re- ceived the nomination unanimously after a ...
... accepted valuable gifts from a friend having dealings with federal agencies . Eisenhower , sure of Adams ' honesty ... accept such a call . Nixon , 1960. At the Republican convention Nixon re- ceived the nomination unanimously after a ...
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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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