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The Senator says he loves his party ; but he loves to have the party agree with him , and then he will fight for them . I wish him to bear in mind that the party never did indorse this new article of faith which he is now threatening to ...
The Senator says he loves his party ; but he loves to have the party agree with him , and then he will fight for them . I wish him to bear in mind that the party never did indorse this new article of faith which he is now threatening to ...
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Liberty Party Platform August 30 , 1843 [ The abolitionists who framed the Liberty party platform in Buffalo had no reason to hope that the party would do any better in 1844 than it had done in 1840 , when it had polled only seven ...
Liberty Party Platform August 30 , 1843 [ The abolitionists who framed the Liberty party platform in Buffalo had no reason to hope that the party would do any better in 1844 than it had done in 1840 , when it had polled only seven ...
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This is the work of the Democratic party of the State , represented by its selected agents appointed to do that work . If we have done any thing wrong , any thing which will involve the dissolution or disintegration or defeat of the ...
This is the work of the Democratic party of the State , represented by its selected agents appointed to do that work . If we have done any thing wrong , any thing which will involve the dissolution or disintegration or defeat of the ...
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION | 1 |
HAMILTON AND THE FEDERALISTS | 12 |
Alexander Hamilton to Robert Morris April 15 1781 | 21 |
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