United States Since 1865Barnes & Noble, 1973 - 290 pages |
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... Democrats ) , five from the House ( three Democrats and two Republicans ) , and five justices of the Supreme Court ( three Republicans and two Democrats ) were named to the Commission . ( It had been expected that Justice David Davis ...
... Democrats ) , five from the House ( three Democrats and two Republicans ) , and five justices of the Supreme Court ( three Republicans and two Democrats ) were named to the Commission . ( It had been expected that Justice David Davis ...
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... DEMOCRATS The election of 1884 brought a political upheaval which enabled the Democrats to secure the presidential office for the first time since the administration of James Buchanan ( 1857-1861 ) . The Independent Voters . Ever since ...
... DEMOCRATS The election of 1884 brought a political upheaval which enabled the Democrats to secure the presidential office for the first time since the administration of James Buchanan ( 1857-1861 ) . The Independent Voters . Ever since ...
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... Democrats , in rather sullen mood , permitted the administration leaders at Washington to indicate that the ticket should be Roosevelt and his Secretary of Agriculture , Henry A. Wallace . THE PLATFORMS . There had been many forecasts ...
... Democrats , in rather sullen mood , permitted the administration leaders at Washington to indicate that the ticket should be Roosevelt and his Secretary of Agriculture , Henry A. Wallace . THE PLATFORMS . There had been many forecasts ...
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BUILDING A NEW NATION | 1 |
AN EXPANDING ECONOMIC SYSTEM | 14 |
POLITICAL ORGANIZATION OF the West and Land Grants | 20 |
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