Our Presidents and how We Make ThemHarper & bros., 1902 - 481 pages |
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... Pennsylvania Democratic Convention positively instructed the electors to vote for William Wilkins for Vice ... Pennsylvania . William Wilkins , of Pennsylvania . Henry Lee , ̧ of Massachusetts , Amos Ellmaker , of Pennsylvania ...
... Pennsylvania Democratic Convention positively instructed the electors to vote for William Wilkins for Vice ... Pennsylvania . William Wilkins , of Pennsylvania . Henry Lee , ̧ of Massachusetts , Amos Ellmaker , of Pennsylvania ...
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... Pennsylvania . William Wilkins , of Pennsylvania , Henry Lee , of Massachusetts . Amos Ellmaker , of Pennsylvania . Vacancies . No. entitled to vote . Massachusetts . Mississippi .. Missouri .. New Hampshire New Jersey . New York .. 42 ...
... Pennsylvania . William Wilkins , of Pennsylvania , Henry Lee , of Massachusetts . Amos Ellmaker , of Pennsylvania . Vacancies . No. entitled to vote . Massachusetts . Mississippi .. Missouri .. New Hampshire New Jersey . New York .. 42 ...
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... Pennsylvania . Curtin and Lane decided that they could not be elected if Seward were nom- inated for President . They were not personally or politically hostile to him ; they had but one thing in view , and that was their own election ...
... Pennsylvania . Curtin and Lane decided that they could not be elected if Seward were nom- inated for President . They were not personally or politically hostile to him ; they had but one thing in view , and that was their own election ...
Contents
THE ADAMSJEFFERSON CONTEST 1796 | 1 |
JOHN ADAMS | 2 |
THE ADAMSJEFFERSON CONTEST 1796 | 7 |
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