The Politicos, 1865-1896Harcourt, Brace, 1938 - 760 pages A lively history of the parties and the great party leaders who dominated American politics during the turbulent years of the "Robber Barons." |
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Page 328
... represented so earnestly the industrial interests of his Ohio district . Upon his first arrival in Washington he memorial- ized Congress on the needs of the iron men of Canton , Massillon , and Youngstown , as his eulogist tells us ...
... represented so earnestly the industrial interests of his Ohio district . Upon his first arrival in Washington he memorial- ized Congress on the needs of the iron men of Canton , Massillon , and Youngstown , as his eulogist tells us ...
Page 444
... represented by George Hearst , owner of gold mines and patron of newspapers , and Wisconsin by the nearly illiterate Lumber Baron Philetus Sawyer . These joined the Eastern grandees of banking , railroads , and public utilities - Donald ...
... represented by George Hearst , owner of gold mines and patron of newspapers , and Wisconsin by the nearly illiterate Lumber Baron Philetus Sawyer . These joined the Eastern grandees of banking , railroads , and public utilities - Donald ...
Page 606
... represented not only a complete vindication for Olney and Cleveland , but as Cooley , the famous jurist who was to enter the Supreme Court later , remarked , " a great and valuable les- son in constitutional construction . . . settled ...
... represented not only a complete vindication for Olney and Cleveland , but as Cooley , the famous jurist who was to enter the Supreme Court later , remarked , " a great and valuable les- son in constitutional construction . . . settled ...
Contents
18651868 | 3 |
The Spoilsmen | 61 |
The Spoilsmen in Power | 100 |
Copyright | |
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