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... favor of nativist Americans joining the party from the Know - Nothing movement . Salmon P. Chase , recently elected governor of Ohio , impressed con- servatives as too radical in his antislavery positions . The elderly , conservative ...
... favor of nativist Americans joining the party from the Know - Nothing movement . Salmon P. Chase , recently elected governor of Ohio , impressed con- servatives as too radical in his antislavery positions . The elderly , conservative ...
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... favor union Democrats rather than union Republicans . Radi- cals fumed at the evident influence of William H. Seward , Secre- tary of State , whom they had hated from Lincoln's day as a moderate conservative who would destroy their ...
... favor union Democrats rather than union Republicans . Radi- cals fumed at the evident influence of William H. Seward , Secre- tary of State , whom they had hated from Lincoln's day as a moderate conservative who would destroy their ...
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... favor and control , unrivaled in fact by Lincoln and McKinley . Less shrewd than Lincoln in carrying forward large plans for change by any necessary firmness or even indirection , Roosevelt like Lincoln had mastered the appeals of ...
... favor and control , unrivaled in fact by Lincoln and McKinley . Less shrewd than Lincoln in carrying forward large plans for change by any necessary firmness or even indirection , Roosevelt like Lincoln had mastered the appeals of ...
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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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