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... honor instructions for a couple of ballots , but would be looking for an opportunity to switch . The practical politicians did not trust Seward any more than the idealistic anti - slavery leaders . In fact , Preston King of New York was ...
... honor instructions for a couple of ballots , but would be looking for an opportunity to switch . The practical politicians did not trust Seward any more than the idealistic anti - slavery leaders . In fact , Preston King of New York was ...
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... honor was mingled with sympathy for the Cubans , which produced the comforting conclusion that American expansion into the Caribbean would be the same thing as the liberation of Cuba . This attitude was based on the older and quainter ...
... honor was mingled with sympathy for the Cubans , which produced the comforting conclusion that American expansion into the Caribbean would be the same thing as the liberation of Cuba . This attitude was based on the older and quainter ...
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... honor more emphatically than his opponent . Mexico seemed to be a safer topic , because there was evidence of widespread dissatisfaction over develop- ments south of the border . Not only had Mexicans stepped up their as- saults on ...
... honor more emphatically than his opponent . Mexico seemed to be a safer topic , because there was evidence of widespread dissatisfaction over develop- ments south of the border . Not only had Mexicans stepped up their as- saults on ...
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The Golden Age of Politics | 3 |
A New Party Arises | 23 |
The Secession Crisis | 48 |
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