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... increase the cost of labor in established towns and cities . Small producers of cotton and other workingmen in the ... increasing population and enlarging rep- resentation in the electoral college , Democratic presidential can- didates ...
... increase the cost of labor in established towns and cities . Small producers of cotton and other workingmen in the ... increasing population and enlarging rep- resentation in the electoral college , Democratic presidential can- didates ...
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... increase trade , with tariff duties never " reduced below the point that will cover the differ- ence between the labor cost here and abroad " ; improved working conditions for employees of the national government ; policies to encourage ...
... increase trade , with tariff duties never " reduced below the point that will cover the differ- ence between the labor cost here and abroad " ; improved working conditions for employees of the national government ; policies to encourage ...
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... increases have gone on . It is due to the change of conditions the world over . Living has increased everywhere in ... increase prices in clothing and in building and in other items that enter into the necessities of life , but what I ...
... increases have gone on . It is due to the change of conditions the world over . Living has increased everywhere in ... increase prices in clothing and in building and in other items that enter into the necessities of life , but what I ...
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 |