The Development of AmericaAmerican Book Company, 1936 - 772 pages |
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... party of opposition , then known as the Republican party . The Federalists continued in power until 1800 , when they were defeated by the newly or- ganized party which elected Jefferson President . The Federalists made several attempts ...
... party of opposition , then known as the Republican party . The Federalists continued in power until 1800 , when they were defeated by the newly or- ganized party which elected Jefferson President . The Federalists made several attempts ...
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... parties , or third parties , of considerable strength appeared again during this period . The Greenback party in 1876 sought the extension of the use of greenbacks as currency . In 1884 the Anti - Monopoly party was organized as a ...
... parties , or third parties , of considerable strength appeared again during this period . The Greenback party in 1876 sought the extension of the use of greenbacks as currency . In 1884 the Anti - Monopoly party was organized as a ...
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... parties , there were two other parties in the field - the Labor Reform party and the National Prohibition party . The latter party's chief interest was in the prohibition of alcoholic liquors , but its platform also advocated the direct ...
... parties , there were two other parties in the field - the Labor Reform party and the National Prohibition party . The latter party's chief interest was in the prohibition of alcoholic liquors , but its platform also advocated the direct ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Chronological Outline xi | 2 |
Europe and Neighboring Lands | 8 |
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