Grover Cleveland: A Study in CourageDodd, Mead, 1948 - 832 pages |
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... declared that he represented all that was bad in the past , dangerous in the present , and menacing in the future of the country ! Others , including Sherman and Edmunds , announced that they would do everything in their power to ...
... declared that he represented all that was bad in the past , dangerous in the present , and menacing in the future of the country ! Others , including Sherman and Edmunds , announced that they would do everything in their power to ...
Page 387
... declared that they would be glad to see raw materials enter free . Most makers of machinery all over the East took the same attitude . The great arms manufacturers of Bridgeport , led by the Union Metallic Cartridge Company , desired a ...
... declared that they would be glad to see raw materials enter free . Most makers of machinery all over the East took the same attitude . The great arms manufacturers of Bridgeport , led by the Union Metallic Cartridge Company , desired a ...
Page 569
... declared the latter's offence " one of the gravest known to the law . " Largely because of the vigor with which it appealed to public sentiment , when Maynard was sub- sequently nominated for the Court of Appeals he was defeated by more ...
... declared the latter's offence " one of the gravest known to the law . " Largely because of the vigor with which it appealed to public sentiment , when Maynard was sub- sequently nominated for the Court of Appeals he was defeated by more ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 1 |
Experiences in Caldwell Fayetteville Clinton and Holland Patent | 23 |
THE BUFFALO BAR AND THE CIVIL WAR | 37 |
Copyright | |
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