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... Roosevelt . Congress at last accepted recommendations for parcel post and postal savings over commercial opposition , and admitted both New Mexico and Arizona to the union . Congress also proposed quickly - adopted constitutional ...
... Roosevelt . Congress at last accepted recommendations for parcel post and postal savings over commercial opposition , and admitted both New Mexico and Arizona to the union . Congress also proposed quickly - adopted constitutional ...
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... Roosevelt's 1.2 million . La Follette won in his own pro- gressive strongholds , Wisconsin and North Dakota . A second Roosevelt strategy led his followers to contest the credentials of Taft delegates selected in state conventions ...
... Roosevelt's 1.2 million . La Follette won in his own pro- gressive strongholds , Wisconsin and North Dakota . A second Roosevelt strategy led his followers to contest the credentials of Taft delegates selected in state conventions ...
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... Roosevelt - campaigned for the faltering Landon but brought him few votes with their embraces . Roosevelt won every state but Maine and Vermont , amassing 27.8 million popular votes to Landon's 16.7 million . The president polled 60.8 ...
... Roosevelt - campaigned for the faltering Landon but brought him few votes with their embraces . Roosevelt won every state but Maine and Vermont , amassing 27.8 million popular votes to Landon's 16.7 million . The president polled 60.8 ...
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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 |