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... Taft suffered by contrast with his predecessor . Theodore Roosevelt selected and supported him as the best available man to continue policies in which they both believed , and Taft did advance them to a remarkable degree but in a manner ...
... Taft suffered by contrast with his predecessor . Theodore Roosevelt selected and supported him as the best available man to continue policies in which they both believed , and Taft did advance them to a remarkable degree but in a manner ...
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... Taft win convention votes . Even in Ohio Taft lost by 47,000 votes . His popular votes in all primaries ran 800 , - 000 to Roosevelt's 1.2 million . La Follette won in his own pro- gressive strongholds , Wisconsin and North Dakota . A ...
... Taft win convention votes . Even in Ohio Taft lost by 47,000 votes . His popular votes in all primaries ran 800 , - 000 to Roosevelt's 1.2 million . La Follette won in his own pro- gressive strongholds , Wisconsin and North Dakota . A ...
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... Taft soon became the first choice of Republicans in the Midwest and South for the 1952 presidential nomination . Governor Dewey and the eastern internationalists regarded Taft as unacceptable for his conservative views and for his ...
... Taft soon became the first choice of Republicans in the Midwest and South for the 1952 presidential nomination . Governor Dewey and the eastern internationalists regarded Taft as unacceptable for his conservative views and for his ...
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Crisis and a New Party | 7 |
1856 | 15 |
The Rise of Lincoln | 23 |
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Antislavery Politics in Antebellum and Civil War America Thomas G. Mitchell No preview available - 2007 |