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... campaign . " That we shall win this war none of us and few of our enemies can now have any doubt . " Its military conduct , in which all could take pride , must be out- side the campaign . On the home front , however , the administra ...
... campaign . " That we shall win this war none of us and few of our enemies can now have any doubt . " Its military conduct , in which all could take pride , must be out- side the campaign . On the home front , however , the administra ...
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... campaign by train , denounced Republicans with a persistence unsurpassed in politics . The opinion polls showed him losing , but he was undaunted . The " do - nothing " Congress and the " moss- back " opposition were his favorite ...
... campaign by train , denounced Republicans with a persistence unsurpassed in politics . The opinion polls showed him losing , but he was undaunted . The " do - nothing " Congress and the " moss- back " opposition were his favorite ...
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... campaign . Stevenson quipped , " It looks as if Taft lost the nomi- nation but won the nominee . " Almost on the ... campaign the candidates made public their personal finances . In the campaign Eisenhower traveled over 30,000 miles by ...
... campaign . Stevenson quipped , " It looks as if Taft lost the nomi- nation but won the nominee . " Almost on the ... campaign the candidates made public their personal finances . In the campaign Eisenhower traveled over 30,000 miles by ...
Contents
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 |