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The Issues and Candidates of the Present Political Campaign ... Everett Chamberlin. of Charles Sumner . The business community , which seems to have awakened earlier than usual to the importance of this campaign , was repre- sented ...
The Issues and Candidates of the Present Political Campaign ... Everett Chamberlin. of Charles Sumner . The business community , which seems to have awakened earlier than usual to the importance of this campaign , was repre- sented ...
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... campaign of 1840 , Greeley published and edited the Log Cabin , a Whig campaign paper , in addition to the New Yorker , then still in exist- In the autumn of the following year they were both merged in the Weekly Tribune . ence . STARTS ...
... campaign of 1840 , Greeley published and edited the Log Cabin , a Whig campaign paper , in addition to the New Yorker , then still in exist- In the autumn of the following year they were both merged in the Weekly Tribune . ence . STARTS ...
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... campaign organ , designed for New York State circulation ; he also wrote leading articles for the Daily Whig , another campaign organ .. He has published numerous books , mostly reprinted from the Tribune and other pa- pers . Principal ...
... campaign organ , designed for New York State circulation ; he also wrote leading articles for the Daily Whig , another campaign organ .. He has published numerous books , mostly reprinted from the Tribune and other pa- pers . Principal ...
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