The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... campaign with genuine fervor ; throughout the campaign Garfield un- hesitatingly accepted their support . In securing the necessary funds for an active campaign , the Republicans relied , successfully , on one of the " Stalwart ...
... campaign with genuine fervor ; throughout the campaign Garfield un- hesitatingly accepted their support . In securing the necessary funds for an active campaign , the Republicans relied , successfully , on one of the " Stalwart ...
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... Campaign emblems in the form of banners , posters , and celluloid but- tons were distributed by the carload . For the benefit of those who looked upon a Presidential campaign as a glorified circus Hanna and his lieutenants . arranged ...
... Campaign emblems in the form of banners , posters , and celluloid but- tons were distributed by the carload . For the benefit of those who looked upon a Presidential campaign as a glorified circus Hanna and his lieutenants . arranged ...
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... campaign contributions . A former employee of E. H. Harriman , the railroad man , published a letter , written by Roosevelt to Harriman during the campaign of 1904. Roosevelt , accord- ing to Harriman , invited Harriman to visit him in ...
... campaign contributions . A former employee of E. H. Harriman , the railroad man , published a letter , written by Roosevelt to Harriman during the campaign of 1904. Roosevelt , accord- ing to Harriman , invited Harriman to visit him in ...
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