Our Times, 1900-1925, Volume 1Scribner, 1971 - 610 pages |
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Page 118
... Congress , dropped his law work , 3 never to resume it . When his first term ended he had to run in a new district , the State having been reappor- tioned . He repeated his previous feat , changing a Re- publican majority of 6500 to a ...
... Congress , dropped his law work , 3 never to resume it . When his first term ended he had to run in a new district , the State having been reappor- tioned . He repeated his previous feat , changing a Re- publican majority of 6500 to a ...
Page 168
... Congress over his veto.1 Later these two groups went farther . They caused Con- gress to direct the government to purchase every month 4,500,000 ounces of silver and to issue against it paper notes which should be legal tender and which ...
... Congress over his veto.1 Later these two groups went farther . They caused Con- gress to direct the government to purchase every month 4,500,000 ounces of silver and to issue against it paper notes which should be legal tender and which ...
Page 171
... Congress . " In his message sent to the newly elected Congress on August 8 , 1893 , President Cleveland made a strong plea for the immediate repeal of the Sherman Act , which he said had been responsible , during its three years on the ...
... Congress . " In his message sent to the newly elected Congress on August 8 , 1893 , President Cleveland made a strong plea for the immediate repeal of the Sherman Act , which he said had been responsible , during its three years on the ...
Contents
Some Aspects of the Surface of Life in America on New Years | 1 |
AMERICA IN 1900 | 31 |
ROOSEVELT GETS HIS START | 71 |
Copyright | |
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