The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... Cleveland . The governor was strongly opposed to Cleveland's policy , and he defended his position with statements which , if they are true , would make the Cleveland - Olney course appear more strongly prejudiced than ever . Altgeld ...
... Cleveland . The governor was strongly opposed to Cleveland's policy , and he defended his position with statements which , if they are true , would make the Cleveland - Olney course appear more strongly prejudiced than ever . Altgeld ...
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... Cleveland was even more strongly opposed to the waste of public funds in paying pensions than in erecting buildings , and his policy of economy brought him widespread ... Cleveland and the G.A.R. affected his eyesight . Cleveland disposed.
... Cleveland was even more strongly opposed to the waste of public funds in paying pensions than in erecting buildings , and his policy of economy brought him widespread ... Cleveland and the G.A.R. affected his eyesight . Cleveland disposed.
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Ralph Volney Harlow. Cleveland and the G.A.R. affected his eyesight . Cleveland disposed of him with a veto . " The ingenuity developed in the constant and persistent attacks upon the public Treasury by those claiming pensions , and the ...
Ralph Volney Harlow. Cleveland and the G.A.R. affected his eyesight . Cleveland disposed of him with a veto . " The ingenuity developed in the constant and persistent attacks upon the public Treasury by those claiming pensions , and the ...
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