Progressive Century: The American Nation in Its Second Hundred YearsD. C. Heath, 1975 - 558 pages |
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... house of the state legislature . Nebraska Inde- pendents gained control of the lower house of the legislature and sent an Independent to Congress . In the South , candidates backed by the Alliance dominated the legislatures of eight ...
... house of the state legislature . Nebraska Inde- pendents gained control of the lower house of the legislature and sent an Independent to Congress . In the South , candidates backed by the Alliance dominated the legislatures of eight ...
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... House ; John D. Ehrlichman , his adviser for domestic affairs ; John W. Dean III , a presidential counsel ; and Richard Kleindienst , the Attorney General . If Nixon believed that he could restore confidence in his leader- ship by ...
... House ; John D. Ehrlichman , his adviser for domestic affairs ; John W. Dean III , a presidential counsel ; and Richard Kleindienst , the Attorney General . If Nixon believed that he could restore confidence in his leader- ship by ...
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... House of Representatives , opponents of impeach- ment made plans to substitute a motion of censure for one to impeach ; in the White House there was discussion of bypassing the House of Represent- atives by going directly to trial in ...
... House of Representatives , opponents of impeach- ment made plans to substitute a motion of censure for one to impeach ; in the White House there was discussion of bypassing the House of Represent- atives by going directly to trial in ...
Contents
Times and Tensions of a Developing Industrial Society | 3 |
MAPS | 21 |
American Society at the End of an Era | 34 |
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