The Politicos, 1865-1896Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1938 - 760 pages A lively history of the parties and the great party oeaders who dominated American politics during the turbulent eyrs of the "Robber Barons." |
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Page 169
... Republican machine was still somewhat autonomous . With far more lavish supplies of money than their opponents , the Republican managers were able to offset the apathy of capitalists in a lean year , to dominate the press and the stump ...
... Republican machine was still somewhat autonomous . With far more lavish supplies of money than their opponents , the Republican managers were able to offset the apathy of capitalists in a lean year , to dominate the press and the stump ...
Page 372
... Republican leader . " 54 Apparently they were tolerably willing to risk the reform of the civil service and the ... Republican Party management , declared that " it was Republican business men voting against their party [ in 1884 ] who ...
... Republican leader . " 54 Apparently they were tolerably willing to risk the reform of the civil service and the ... Republican Party management , declared that " it was Republican business men voting against their party [ in 1884 ] who ...
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... Republican President . According to statements of numerous reporters and eyewitnesses at the time , Democratic managers were seen conferring at great length in the back rooms of Republican headquarters in Kings County ( Brooklyn ) . One ...
... Republican President . According to statements of numerous reporters and eyewitnesses at the time , Democratic managers were seen conferring at great length in the back rooms of Republican headquarters in Kings County ( Brooklyn ) . One ...
Contents
18651868 | 3 |
The Spoilsmen | 61 |
The Spoilsmen in Power | 100 |
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