The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... leaders had more substantial elements of strength . They had formu- lated the policy for financing the war , a policy which shifted more than two - thirds of the burden to future generations , and which gave a good profit to ...
... leaders had more substantial elements of strength . They had formu- lated the policy for financing the war , a policy which shifted more than two - thirds of the burden to future generations , and which gave a good profit to ...
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... leaders , and put into office by the strictly partisan vote of a majority of the Electoral . Commission , he had not actively sought the nomination . He had made no promises the Wormley agreements had been arranged by the party lead ...
... leaders , and put into office by the strictly partisan vote of a majority of the Electoral . Commission , he had not actively sought the nomination . He had made no promises the Wormley agreements had been arranged by the party lead ...
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Ralph Volney Harlow. ROOSEVELT AND THE LEADERS 315 York leaders thought they had shelved was suddenly elevated to the most important office in the nation . Mark Hanna's worst fears had been realized . " I told William McKinley , " he ...
Ralph Volney Harlow. ROOSEVELT AND THE LEADERS 315 York leaders thought they had shelved was suddenly elevated to the most important office in the nation . Mark Hanna's worst fears had been realized . " I told William McKinley , " he ...
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