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... Republican Party , bearing anew the name of the party of Jefferson , came into being . Its genesis was legion , in northern meetings of farmers , merchants , and laborers . Its philosophy was deeply imbued with the Jeffersonian spirit ...
... Republican Party , bearing anew the name of the party of Jefferson , came into being . Its genesis was legion , in northern meetings of farmers , merchants , and laborers . Its philosophy was deeply imbued with the Jeffersonian spirit ...
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... Republican . With its Jeffersonian overtones , its obvious appeal was already stirring men in New England and other parts of the North as well as in the West . On May 9 about 30 ... Republicans often under Free - 10 THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
... Republican . With its Jeffersonian overtones , its obvious appeal was already stirring men in New England and other parts of the North as well as in the West . On May 9 about 30 ... Republicans often under Free - 10 THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
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... Republican organizing effort . The beckoning prize of the presidency required not only or- ganization but a candidate , and by the spring of 1856 John C. Fremont of California was clearly in the lead . Others 16 THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
... Republican organizing effort . The beckoning prize of the presidency required not only or- ganization but a candidate , and by the spring of 1856 John C. Fremont of California was clearly in the lead . Others 16 THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Contents
Crisis and a New Party | 7 |
1856 | 15 |
The Rise of Lincoln | 23 |
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