American History Told by Contemporaries ..., Volume 4Albert Bushnell Hart, John Gould Curtis Macmillan, 1901 |
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... party and personal controversy . For the period since 1875 I have found the usual diffi- culty of the searcher into recent history : it is hard to get a right per- spective , and impossible to include all the thronging activities of a ...
... party and personal controversy . For the period since 1875 I have found the usual diffi- culty of the searcher into recent history : it is hard to get a right per- spective , and impossible to include all the thronging activities of a ...
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... Party , 1854-1856 . 36. Mrs. Sara Tappan Doolittle Robinson : Free - Soil Emigration to Kansas , 1854-1855 . 37. Lucy Larcom : " Call to Kanzas , " 1855 · 38. Colonel John Scott : 39. Thomas H. Gladstone : Pro - Slavery Emigration to ...
... Party , 1854-1856 . 36. Mrs. Sara Tappan Doolittle Robinson : Free - Soil Emigration to Kansas , 1854-1855 . 37. Lucy Larcom : " Call to Kanzas , " 1855 · 38. Colonel John Scott : 39. Thomas H. Gladstone : Pro - Slavery Emigration to ...
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... Party , 1884 . CHAPTER XXVII - COMMERCE 162. Sir Samuel Morton Peto , Bart . , M.P .: The American Railway System , 1865 . 163. Henry Varnum Poor : Completion of the Pacific Railroad , 1869 164. President Grover Cleveland : " A ...
... Party , 1884 . CHAPTER XXVII - COMMERCE 162. Sir Samuel Morton Peto , Bart . , M.P .: The American Railway System , 1865 . 163. Henry Varnum Poor : Completion of the Pacific Railroad , 1869 164. President Grover Cleveland : " A ...
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... party is started by such men in our own country . The only object , of course , is the loaves and fishes ; and instead of caucusing , paragraphing , libelling , feasting , promising , and lying , as with us , they take muskets and ...
... party is started by such men in our own country . The only object , of course , is the loaves and fishes ; and instead of caucusing , paragraphing , libelling , feasting , promising , and lying , as with us , they take muskets and ...
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... party thou shalt stand , Ere the Doom from its worn sandals shakes the dust against our land ? Though the cause of Evil prosper , yet ' t is Truth alone is strong , And , albeit she wander outcast now , I see around her throng Troops of ...
... party thou shalt stand , Ere the Doom from its worn sandals shakes the dust against our land ? Though the cause of Evil prosper , yet ' t is Truth alone is strong , And , albeit she wander outcast now , I see around her throng Troops of ...
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