The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... President , and the South . President Lincoln had been accused of unjusti- fiable extension of his power during the war , but he did not begin to go as far as Congress . And the radical majority in Congress did all this , not be- cause ...
... President , and the South . President Lincoln had been accused of unjusti- fiable extension of his power during the war , but he did not begin to go as far as Congress . And the radical majority in Congress did all this , not be- cause ...
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... President Wilson wrote a curt note to Lansing demanding an explanation . He informed his Secretary of State that Cabinet meetings could be called by the President alone , and he prohibited any further meetings in his absence . Inasmuch ...
... President Wilson wrote a curt note to Lansing demanding an explanation . He informed his Secretary of State that Cabinet meetings could be called by the President alone , and he prohibited any further meetings in his absence . Inasmuch ...
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... President successfully blocked the rise of any candidate but himself , he would make no statement regarding his inten- tions . His associates at Washington , however , made up for his reticence . Ickes , Jackson , Hopkins , and Thomas G ...
... President successfully blocked the rise of any candidate but himself , he would make no statement regarding his inten- tions . His associates at Washington , however , made up for his reticence . Ickes , Jackson , Hopkins , and Thomas G ...
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The LincolnJohnson Plan | 1 |
The Congressional Plan | 13 |
The Process of Reconstruction | 15 |
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