Progressive Century: The American Nation in Its Second Hundred YearsD. C. Heath, 1975 - 558 pages |
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... Republican ascendancy in national politics . Capturing every major city in the northeastern quadrant of the United States in 1894 , Republicans laid the groundwork for future dominance . Democrats , on the other hand , lost heavily in ...
... Republican ascendancy in national politics . Capturing every major city in the northeastern quadrant of the United States in 1894 , Republicans laid the groundwork for future dominance . Democrats , on the other hand , lost heavily in ...
Page 246
... Republican party , then , went into every presidential campaign in the twenties knowing that it could count on enough Republican voters to pro- vide victory . The party did not have to convert anybody ; it had only to keep a few ...
... Republican party , then , went into every presidential campaign in the twenties knowing that it could count on enough Republican voters to pro- vide victory . The party did not have to convert anybody ; it had only to keep a few ...
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... Republican administration could succeed in the battle against in- flation , which was becoming ominous and which ... Republican rancor than some people expected and more Republican optimism than they had The Philadelphia Centennial ...
... Republican administration could succeed in the battle against in- flation , which was becoming ominous and which ... Republican rancor than some people expected and more Republican optimism than they had The Philadelphia Centennial ...
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Times and Tensions of a Developing Industrial Society | 5 |
Maps | 20 |
Part | 25 |
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