The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... finally picked General Winfield Scott Hancock of Pennsylvania . " Hancock the Superb " made up in military glamor what he lacked in political experience . In 1876 the Republicans had won the Presidency by the smallest majority , that of ...
... finally picked General Winfield Scott Hancock of Pennsylvania . " Hancock the Superb " made up in military glamor what he lacked in political experience . In 1876 the Republicans had won the Presidency by the smallest majority , that of ...
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... finally the principle of federal regulation . Under the next two Presidents additional laws increased . still further the powers of the Commission . The same urgent necessity of compromise to save the existing economic order also called ...
... finally the principle of federal regulation . Under the next two Presidents additional laws increased . still further the powers of the Commission . The same urgent necessity of compromise to save the existing economic order also called ...
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... finally agreed that it would be best for you to demand that the belligerents permit you to call a conference for the discussion of peace terms . We con- cluded this would be better than intervention , and it was understood , though not ...
... finally agreed that it would be best for you to demand that the belligerents permit you to call a conference for the discussion of peace terms . We con- cluded this would be better than intervention , and it was understood , though not ...
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