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... brought about by the vibrant development of the American West , influenced the social fabric that underlay the rise of the new Republican Party . The balance of sectional interests had altered , and the crisis over the extension of ...
... brought about by the vibrant development of the American West , influenced the social fabric that underlay the rise of the new Republican Party . The balance of sectional interests had altered , and the crisis over the extension of ...
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... brought him an acclaim and appreciation that he had not earlier enjoyed in the East . He was launched as a major American leader . ( See Reading No. 4. ) Nominating Convention . Abraham Lincoln was nominated for president by the ...
... brought him an acclaim and appreciation that he had not earlier enjoyed in the East . He was launched as a major American leader . ( See Reading No. 4. ) Nominating Convention . Abraham Lincoln was nominated for president by the ...
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... brought him into serious consideration for the Republican nomination . Early in 1963 the remarriage of Governor Rockefeller , himself divorced , to a recently divorced mother of four children brought for the time at least grave ...
... brought him into serious consideration for the Republican nomination . Early in 1963 the remarriage of Governor Rockefeller , himself divorced , to a recently divorced mother of four children brought for the time at least grave ...
Contents
Crisis and a New Party | 7 |
1856 | 15 |
The Rise of Lincoln | 23 |
Copyright | |
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Antislavery Politics in Antebellum and Civil War America Thomas G. Mitchell No preview available - 2007 |