National Party Platforms, 1840-1960, Volume 1University of Illinois Press, 1961 - 640 pages |
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Page 277
... opposed to a monopoly in American shipping and are opposed to the opera- tion of any of our services in a manner that would retard the development of any ports or section of our country . We oppose such sacrifices and favoritism as ex ...
... opposed to a monopoly in American shipping and are opposed to the opera- tion of any of our services in a manner that would retard the development of any ports or section of our country . We oppose such sacrifices and favoritism as ex ...
Page 448
... opposed to Nazism , Communism and Fascism and all other forms of totalitarianism . We are convinced that the best and only safe- guard against these dangerous doctrines is to pro- tect the rights and guard the welfare of our citi- zens ...
... opposed to Nazism , Communism and Fascism and all other forms of totalitarianism . We are convinced that the best and only safe- guard against these dangerous doctrines is to pro- tect the rights and guard the welfare of our citi- zens ...
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... oppose all efforts to invade or destroy the rights vouchsafed by it to every citizen of this republic . 3. We stand for ... opposed to totalitarian- ism at home and abroad to unite with us in ignominiously defeating Harry S. Truman and ...
... oppose all efforts to invade or destroy the rights vouchsafed by it to every citizen of this republic . 3. We stand for ... opposed to totalitarian- ism at home and abroad to unite with us in ignominiously defeating Harry S. Truman and ...
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CAMPAIGN OF 1844 | 3 |
CAMPAIGN OF 1848 | 10 |
CAMPAIGN OF 1852 | 16 |
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