The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... Senate would approve nothing which Johnson favored . The Senate therefore overwhelmingly defeated the Johnson - Clarendon Con- vention . There the matter rested until the next administration . When the Senate rejected the Johnson ...
... Senate would approve nothing which Johnson favored . The Senate therefore overwhelmingly defeated the Johnson - Clarendon Con- vention . There the matter rested until the next administration . When the Senate rejected the Johnson ...
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... Senate itself . The Senate was in some respects the most important unit in the whole organization because it had the deciding voice in distributing federal patronage . In considering prospective appointees the Senate had worked out a ...
... Senate itself . The Senate was in some respects the most important unit in the whole organization because it had the deciding voice in distributing federal patronage . In considering prospective appointees the Senate had worked out a ...
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... Senators , and in 1893 a resolution calling for an amendment of the federal Constitution for this purpose was intro- duced in the Senate itself . But opposition was strong and the people were slow to move . The proposed amendment - the ...
... Senators , and in 1893 a resolution calling for an amendment of the federal Constitution for this purpose was intro- duced in the Senate itself . But opposition was strong and the people were slow to move . The proposed amendment - the ...
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