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... victory ; once again most of business had feared the unsettling effects of change . Republicans were strongest in the rural areas of New York , Massachusetts , Vermont , and northern Ohio . In the midwest their margins of victory were ...
... victory ; once again most of business had feared the unsettling effects of change . Republicans were strongest in the rural areas of New York , Massachusetts , Vermont , and northern Ohio . In the midwest their margins of victory were ...
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... victory after a strenuous tour of the state and a notable radio debate with Stassen put Dewey in first place in the preconvention race . No coalition could be built against him , partly because an announcement of candidacy by Senator ...
... victory after a strenuous tour of the state and a notable radio debate with Stassen put Dewey in first place in the preconvention race . No coalition could be built against him , partly because an announcement of candidacy by Senator ...
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... victory would probably mean Nixon in the presidency within the forthcoming term . The Eisenhower victory was even larger than in 1952 , but Democrats maintained slim majorities in Congress . Eisenhower's popular vote was 35.6 million ...
... victory would probably mean Nixon in the presidency within the forthcoming term . The Eisenhower victory was even larger than in 1952 , but Democrats maintained slim majorities in Congress . Eisenhower's popular vote was 35.6 million ...
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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 |