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... popular imagination and lifted it to a happy sense of civic duty . Campaign of 1904. If more conservative leaders of the Republican Party had dreamed of finding a new candidate for president in 1904 , all thought of it vanished with the ...
... popular imagination and lifted it to a happy sense of civic duty . Campaign of 1904. If more conservative leaders of the Republican Party had dreamed of finding a new candidate for president in 1904 , all thought of it vanished with the ...
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... popular initiative at the ballot box and also review of laws of legislatures by voter referendum . Some states adopted the recall of officials from office by popular ballot . Seven states permitted the recall of judges - one of the most ...
... popular initiative at the ballot box and also review of laws of legislatures by voter referendum . Some states adopted the recall of officials from office by popular ballot . Seven states permitted the recall of judges - one of the most ...
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... popular review at the ballot box of state judicial decisions on state constitutional law ; nationwide presidential primaries ; and use by the states of direct popular government through initiative , referendum , and recall . Campaign ...
... popular review at the ballot box of state judicial decisions on state constitutional law ; nationwide presidential primaries ; and use by the states of direct popular government through initiative , referendum , and recall . Campaign ...
Contents
Crisis and a New Party | 7 |
1856 | 15 |
The Rise of Lincoln | 23 |
Copyright | |
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Antislavery Politics in Antebellum and Civil War America Thomas G. Mitchell No preview available - 2007 |