Our Presidents and how We Make ThemHarper & bros., 1902 - 481 pages |
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... friends of Madison largely outnum- bered the friends of Monroe in Congress , and the active supporters of Monroe earnestly opposed a nomination by the Congressional caucus . The caucus was held , however , and was attended by a majority ...
... friends of Madison largely outnum- bered the friends of Monroe in Congress , and the active supporters of Monroe earnestly opposed a nomination by the Congressional caucus . The caucus was held , however , and was attended by a majority ...
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... friends . His face gave no sign of the disappointment he had suffered . He met his friends in even a more genial way than was his custom . He expressed himself as entirely content with the decision of the convention , and greatly ...
... friends . His face gave no sign of the disappointment he had suffered . He met his friends in even a more genial way than was his custom . He expressed himself as entirely content with the decision of the convention , and greatly ...
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... friends of Sherman , Gresham , Alger , and Harrison . Gov- ernor Alger was largely supported by the commercial dele- gates from the South , and Sherman and his friends bitterly complained that the Southern delegates had been corruptly ...
... friends of Sherman , Gresham , Alger , and Harrison . Gov- ernor Alger was largely supported by the commercial dele- gates from the South , and Sherman and his friends bitterly complained that the Southern delegates had been corruptly ...
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THE ADAMSJEFFERSON CONTEST 1796 | 1 |
JOHN ADAMS | 2 |
THE ADAMSJEFFERSON CONTEST 1796 | 7 |
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