Our Presidents and how We Make ThemHarper & bros., 1902 - 481 pages |
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... organization known as the Whig party . The opposition to Jackson agreed only in opposing Jackson , but it was not possible to unite on any national policy . The strongest organized element of the opposition was the anti - Masonic party ...
... organization known as the Whig party . The opposition to Jackson agreed only in opposing Jackson , but it was not possible to unite on any national policy . The strongest organized element of the opposition was the anti - Masonic party ...
Page 136
... organization in New York State , and cast a sufficient number of votes to elect Clark , the Whig candidate , for Governor , over Seymour , the Democratic candidate , who lost the Governorship by 309 majority . I was at the cradle of the ...
... organization in New York State , and cast a sufficient number of votes to elect Clark , the Whig candidate , for Governor , over Seymour , the Democratic candidate , who lost the Governorship by 309 majority . I was at the cradle of the ...
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... organization of his friends in all the debatable States . He had won national reputation by his courage in bringing Tweed to justice , and he was regarded by the country generally as well equipped for the high duties of Chief Magistrate ...
... organization of his friends in all the debatable States . He had won national reputation by his courage in bringing Tweed to justice , and he was regarded by the country generally as well equipped for the high duties of Chief Magistrate ...
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THE ADAMSJEFFERSON CONTEST 1796 | 1 |
JOHN ADAMS | 2 |
THE ADAMSJEFFERSON CONTEST 1796 | 7 |
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