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... candidate , War Democrat John Brough . Democratic leaders declared that their candidate stood for free speech . He had been arbitrarily condemned ; but with long - lasting effect Vallandigham's can- didacy fixed suspicion in northern ...
... candidate , War Democrat John Brough . Democratic leaders declared that their candidate stood for free speech . He had been arbitrarily condemned ; but with long - lasting effect Vallandigham's can- didacy fixed suspicion in northern ...
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... candidate with Irish and German voters by demand- ing solidarity with courageous Britain and her allies . The Re- publican candidate endorsed woman suffrage by constitutional amendment , but Wilson took no stand . Hughes ' managers made ...
... candidate with Irish and German voters by demand- ing solidarity with courageous Britain and her allies . The Re- publican candidate endorsed woman suffrage by constitutional amendment , but Wilson took no stand . Hughes ' managers made ...
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... candidate for the presidency in 1964. Governor Rockefeller won reelection handsomely in the 1962 election in New York and at once became a frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination . The same election season brought to ...
... candidate for the presidency in 1964. Governor Rockefeller won reelection handsomely in the 1962 election in New York and at once became a frontrunner for the Republican presidential nomination . The same election season brought to ...
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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 |