The American Political Tradition and the Men who Made itVintage Books, 1959 - 381 pages |
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... Republican machines began flirting with the financial interests they had sworn to oppose . Republican state legislatures issued charters liber- ally to local banks , which , in turn , tended to cleave to the Republican Party in politics ...
... Republican machines began flirting with the financial interests they had sworn to oppose . Republican state legislatures issued charters liber- ally to local banks , which , in turn , tended to cleave to the Republican Party in politics ...
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... Republican press of the Northwest referred to the Repub- lican Party as the " White Man's Party . " The motto of the leading Republican paper of Missouri , Frank Blair's Daily Missouri Democrat , was " White Men for Missouri and ...
... Republican press of the Northwest referred to the Repub- lican Party as the " White Man's Party . " The motto of the leading Republican paper of Missouri , Frank Blair's Daily Missouri Democrat , was " White Men for Missouri and ...
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... Republican party is on the defen- sive , and each one of them has been driven back , back , back , until now the Republican party has nothing to defend . " Only after Lincoln's election did he begin to perceive the possibilities of the ...
... Republican party is on the defen- sive , and each one of them has been driven back , back , back , until now the Republican party has nothing to defend . " Only after Lincoln's election did he begin to perceive the possibilities of the ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 3 |
Andrew Jackson and the Rise of Liberal | 45 |
the Marx of the Master Class | 68 |
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