The American Political Tradition and the Men who Made itVintage Books, 1959 - 381 pages |
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... letter from Majr . Anderson announcing the impossibility of defending or relieving Sumter . That he called the cabinet together and consulted Genl Scott —that Scott concurred with Anderson , and the cabinet , with the exception of P M ...
... letter from Majr . Anderson announcing the impossibility of defending or relieving Sumter . That he called the cabinet together and consulted Genl Scott —that Scott concurred with Anderson , and the cabinet , with the exception of P M ...
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... letters that held the most damaging evidence against him , selected innocent sequences from them to read on the floor of ... letter to be sent to himself over the signature of Warren Fisher , an official of the Little Rock and Fort Smith ...
... letters that held the most damaging evidence against him , selected innocent sequences from them to read on the floor of ... letter to be sent to himself over the signature of Warren Fisher , an official of the Little Rock and Fort Smith ...
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... Letters of Rutherford B. Hayes ( Columbus , 1924 ) . Theodore Clarke Smith : James A. Garfield , Life and Letters volumes , New Haven , 1925 ) is rich in detail . Stewart Mitchell : Horatio Seymour of New York ( Cambridge , 1938 ) and ...
... Letters of Rutherford B. Hayes ( Columbus , 1924 ) . Theodore Clarke Smith : James A. Garfield , Life and Letters volumes , New Haven , 1925 ) is rich in detail . Stewart Mitchell : Horatio Seymour of New York ( Cambridge , 1938 ) and ...
Contents
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Andrew Jackson and the Rise of Liberal | 45 |
the Marx of the Master Class | 68 |
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