National Party Platforms, 1840-1960, Volume 1University of Illinois Press, 1961 - 640 pages |
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Commission by the present Congress , which will impartially investigate all proposed methods , in- sures the early realization of this purpose . The present currency laws have fully justified their adoption , but an expanding commerce ...
Commission by the present Congress , which will impartially investigate all proposed methods , in- sures the early realization of this purpose . The present currency laws have fully justified their adoption , but an expanding commerce ...
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... present corrupt leadership must be driven out . 7. Trade - union methods alone cannot wage a successful fight . Trade - union struggle must be supplemented by political struggle . IV . THE HEROIC STRUGGLE OF THE MINERS There has never ...
... present corrupt leadership must be driven out . 7. Trade - union methods alone cannot wage a successful fight . Trade - union struggle must be supplemented by political struggle . IV . THE HEROIC STRUGGLE OF THE MINERS There has never ...
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... present tragic plight . To - day in every city of the United States job- less men and women by the thousands are fighting the grim battle against want and starvation while factories stand idle and food rots on the ground . Millions of ...
... present tragic plight . To - day in every city of the United States job- less men and women by the thousands are fighting the grim battle against want and starvation while factories stand idle and food rots on the ground . Millions of ...
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CAMPAIGN OF 1848 | 10 |
CAMPAIGN OF 1852 | 16 |
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