The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... majority built the Republican party in the South . By this time the differences between the President and Congress were sharply defined , and under the prevailing circumstances there was no pos- sibility of compromise . There were two ...
... majority built the Republican party in the South . By this time the differences between the President and Congress were sharply defined , and under the prevailing circumstances there was no pos- sibility of compromise . There were two ...
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... majority at the polls . But , as in South Carolina , a Republican returning board certified the Republican electors . Letters sent out from Republican headquarters in New York help to explain how the returning board in Florida reached ...
... majority at the polls . But , as in South Carolina , a Republican returning board certified the Republican electors . Letters sent out from Republican headquarters in New York help to explain how the returning board in Florida reached ...
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... majority of fifty - five votes . In the Senate there was a nominal Republican majority of ten , but several of the western Senators were of the Insurgent variety and they voted with the Democrats . For the first time in sixteen years ...
... majority of fifty - five votes . In the Senate there was a nominal Republican majority of ten , but several of the western Senators were of the Insurgent variety and they voted with the Democrats . For the first time in sixteen years ...
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The LincolnJohnson Plan | 1 |
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The Process of Reconstruction | 15 |
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