The Struggle of '72: The Issues and Candidates of the Present Political Campaign ...Union Publishing Company, 1976 - 570 páginas |
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... organized form of the principles of free- dom . In its organization it was the fusion of polit- ical elements which had always before refused to coalesce . In the year 1852 there were three par- ties in the Union , presenting three ...
... organized form of the principles of free- dom . In its organization it was the fusion of polit- ical elements which had always before refused to coalesce . In the year 1852 there were three par- ties in the Union , presenting three ...
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... organization in a practical agree- ment of men who had previously belonged to the various political organizations of the country . We have seen that , having once suffered defeat , it after- wards constantly received the earnest ...
... organization in a practical agree- ment of men who had previously belonged to the various political organizations of the country . We have seen that , having once suffered defeat , it after- wards constantly received the earnest ...
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... organization , and , in a letter addressed , in November , 1871 , to the Committee on the Organization of the Labor Reform movement , in Washington , announced his continued adherence to the party in the following words : — - “ I cannot ...
... organization , and , in a letter addressed , in November , 1871 , to the Committee on the Organization of the Labor Reform movement , in Washington , announced his continued adherence to the party in the following words : — - “ I cannot ...
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