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... leaders of the new Republican movement as Governor Chase of Ohio and Senator Charles Sumner of Massa- chusetts . Five Republican state chairmen , acting after a series of leadership conferences at which both organizing strategies and ...
... leaders of the new Republican movement as Governor Chase of Ohio and Senator Charles Sumner of Massa- chusetts . Five Republican state chairmen , acting after a series of leadership conferences at which both organizing strategies and ...
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... leaders in Congress . Progressives critical of the President blamed him for his willingness to compromise to attain at least part of his goals , but he was ever the practical rather than simply the doc- trinaire politician . In that ...
... leaders in Congress . Progressives critical of the President blamed him for his willingness to compromise to attain at least part of his goals , but he was ever the practical rather than simply the doc- trinaire politician . In that ...
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... leadership . We offer that leadership - a leadership to eradicate bit- terness and discrimination - responsible , compassionate leadership that will keep its word - leadership every citizen can count on to move this nation forward again ...
... leadership . We offer that leadership - a leadership to eradicate bit- terness and discrimination - responsible , compassionate leadership that will keep its word - leadership every citizen can count on to move this nation forward again ...
Contents
Crisis and a New Party | 7 |
1856 | 15 |
The Rise of Lincoln | 23 |
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