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They were also anxious to nominate a Republican who would attract an enthusiastic Democratic following and they were sure that Schurz's candidate , a Beacon Street Adams , would outrage the Irish Democratic strongholds and arouse little ...
They were also anxious to nominate a Republican who would attract an enthusiastic Democratic following and they were sure that Schurz's candidate , a Beacon Street Adams , would outrage the Irish Democratic strongholds and arouse little ...
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Progressives might have the laudable desire to lift the standard of living of Negroes and immigrants and to make women partners in the democratic process , but the progressives were fighting genes . The Rockefellers were born to be ...
Progressives might have the laudable desire to lift the standard of living of Negroes and immigrants and to make women partners in the democratic process , but the progressives were fighting genes . The Rockefellers were born to be ...
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Until the time of Theodore's father , all the Roosevelts had considered themselves as much Democrats by birth as ... Having a family like the Roosevelts in the Democratic Party of that day had its amusing aspects ( when Franklin ran for ...
Until the time of Theodore's father , all the Roosevelts had considered themselves as much Democrats by birth as ... Having a family like the Roosevelts in the Democratic Party of that day had its amusing aspects ( when Franklin ran for ...
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