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... platform was both detailed and succinct . " Ultimately , " it concluded in a note of political hyperbole , " Democracy would have the nation own the people , while Republicanism would have the people own the nation . " The Democratic ...
... platform was both detailed and succinct . " Ultimately , " it concluded in a note of political hyperbole , " Democracy would have the nation own the people , while Republicanism would have the people own the nation . " The Democratic ...
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... Platform of 1856 * The language of the first Republican platform was influenced by the Declaration of Independence written by Thomas Jeffer- son , for whom leaders of the new party held great respect . The platform was both an appeal ...
... Platform of 1856 * The language of the first Republican platform was influenced by the Declaration of Independence written by Thomas Jeffer- son , for whom leaders of the new party held great respect . The platform was both an appeal ...
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... new weapons , * Republican Platform 1960 ( Washington , 1960 ) ; Republican Plat- form 1964 ( Washington , 1964 ) . the stirring of new ideas , the ascent into a CONTRASTING PLATFORMS , 1960 AND 1940 187 Contrasting Platforms, 1960 and ...
... new weapons , * Republican Platform 1960 ( Washington , 1960 ) ; Republican Plat- form 1964 ( Washington , 1964 ) . the stirring of new ideas , the ascent into a CONTRASTING PLATFORMS , 1960 AND 1940 187 Contrasting Platforms, 1960 and ...
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 |