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Page 179
... principles that we have strengthened the capital of the Federal land banks - that on the one hand confidence in their securities should not be impaired , and on the other that farmers indebted to them should not be unduly deprived of ...
... principles that we have strengthened the capital of the Federal land banks - that on the one hand confidence in their securities should not be impaired , and on the other that farmers indebted to them should not be unduly deprived of ...
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... principles , principles that are far bigger than the Republican Party . They are as big as all of America itself . But our party will not grow unless it is the party of the open door , open to all people , all people who share our ...
... principles , principles that are far bigger than the Republican Party . They are as big as all of America itself . But our party will not grow unless it is the party of the open door , open to all people , all people who share our ...
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... principles , and to adapt them , with imagination and intelligence , to the new realities of a new age . And that is what we have done in the proposals that I have laid before the Congress . They are rooted in basic principles that are ...
... principles , and to adapt them , with imagination and intelligence , to the new realities of a new age . And that is what we have done in the proposals that I have laid before the Congress . They are rooted in basic principles that are ...
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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 |