National Party Platforms, 1840-1960, Volume 1University of Illinois Press, 1961 - 640 pages |
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Page 206
... effective laws regulating the railroads and the great industrial corporations are the work of Republican Congresses and Presidents . For this policy of regulation and supervision the Demo- crats , in a stumbling and piecemeal way , are ...
... effective laws regulating the railroads and the great industrial corporations are the work of Republican Congresses and Presidents . For this policy of regulation and supervision the Demo- crats , in a stumbling and piecemeal way , are ...
Page 451
... effective unity in the Department of National Defense so as to insure maximum economy in money and man- power , and maximum effectiveness in case of war . We favor sustained effective action to procure sufficient manpower for the ...
... effective unity in the Department of National Defense so as to insure maximum economy in money and man- power , and maximum effectiveness in case of war . We favor sustained effective action to procure sufficient manpower for the ...
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... effectively . We shall use our own agricultural productivity as an effective tool of foreign aid , and also as a vital form of working capital for economic devel- opment . We shall seek new approaches which will provide assistance ...
... effectively . We shall use our own agricultural productivity as an effective tool of foreign aid , and also as a vital form of working capital for economic devel- opment . We shall seek new approaches which will provide assistance ...
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CAMPAIGN OF 1844 | 3 |
CAMPAIGN OF 1848 | 10 |
CAMPAIGN OF 1852 | 16 |
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