History of the American PeopleGinn, 1934 - 751 páginas |
Dentro del libro
Resultados 1-3 de 48
Página 347
... nomination , while other aspirants for the honor were Chase of Ohio , Bates of Missouri , Cameron of Pennsylvania , and Smith of Indiana . Seward led on the first ballot , but he could not com- mand the 233 votes necessary for nomination ...
... nomination , while other aspirants for the honor were Chase of Ohio , Bates of Missouri , Cameron of Pennsylvania , and Smith of Indiana . Seward led on the first ballot , but he could not com- mand the 233 votes necessary for nomination ...
Página 450
... nomination . They wanted a candidate unembarrassed by con- nections with railroad deals or by reputation for scorn of civil- service reform . But they had no one to nominate in his place who could make any appeal to the voters of the ...
... nomination . They wanted a candidate unembarrassed by con- nections with railroad deals or by reputation for scorn of civil- service reform . But they had no one to nominate in his place who could make any appeal to the voters of the ...
Página 583
... nomination of his rival and prepared a telegram of congratulation to him . But at this point , also , Mr. Bryan intervened . Though the Nebraska delegation was pledged by the primaries to support Clark , he swung it to Wilson ...
... nomination of his rival and prepared a telegram of congratulation to him . But at this point , also , Mr. Bryan intervened . Though the Nebraska delegation was pledged by the primaries to support Clark , he swung it to Wilson ...
Contenido
THE NEW WORLD | 1 |
Commercial Towns and Trade Routes colored | 4 |
Voyages of Discovery in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries | 19 |
Derechos de autor | |
Otras 52 secciones no mostradas
Términos y frases comunes
Adams administration Allies Amendment American army banks bill Britain British cabinet campaign canal Carolina cent century chaps Chronicles of America citizens Civil Cleveland coast colonies commerce Congress Constitution convention Coolidge coöperation Court Cuba debt declared delegates Democrats election electoral England Europe farm farmers federal foreign France Frémont French German Governor Grant History House immigrants Indians industry Island Jackson Jefferson John La Follette labor land League League of Nations legislature Lincoln Massachusetts ment Mexican Mexico miles Mississippi Missouri Compromise Monroe Doctrine months MUZZEY naval navy Nicaragua nomination North Ohio party passed peace political President Wilson protection railroads republic Republican Revolution Roosevelt Secretary Senate sent ships slavery slaves soldiers South South Carolina Southern Spain tariff taxes territory Texas Theodore Roosevelt tion trade Treasury treaty troops Union United vessels Virginia vote Washington West Western Whig York