The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... Grant Defeats right , and the unparalleled oppression and tyranny which have marked its career . " The platform ... Grant polled a popular vote of 3,012,833 , against 2,703,249 for Seymour ; the electoral vote gave Grant 214 , and ...
... Grant Defeats right , and the unparalleled oppression and tyranny which have marked its career . " The platform ... Grant polled a popular vote of 3,012,833 , against 2,703,249 for Seymour ; the electoral vote gave Grant 214 , and ...
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... Grant relied upon the advice of the leaders in his party , men who were concerned more with patronage than with public interest . Under their persuasion Grant removed an able col- Grant and lector from the New York Customs House , and ...
... Grant relied upon the advice of the leaders in his party , men who were concerned more with patronage than with public interest . Under their persuasion Grant removed an able col- Grant and lector from the New York Customs House , and ...
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... Grant had more delegates than any other candidate , but he lacked the necessary majority . Although the anti - Grant delegates- " Half - Breeds " as they were called - were numerous enough to control the convention if they could unite ...
... Grant had more delegates than any other candidate , but he lacked the necessary majority . Although the anti - Grant delegates- " Half - Breeds " as they were called - were numerous enough to control the convention if they could unite ...
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