Lincoln, the ManDodd, Mead, 1931 - Всего страниц: 520 This work is a complete biography of Abraham Lincoln. |
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... carried the full five electoral votes of Indiana , and all around Lincoln was the roaring enthusiasm which all over America made the hero of New Orleans the most arresting figure of his day . When the returns were in , Jackson had carried ...
... carried the full five electoral votes of Indiana , and all around Lincoln was the roaring enthusiasm which all over America made the hero of New Orleans the most arresting figure of his day . When the returns were in , Jackson had carried ...
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... carried Maine and New Hamp- shire ; he carried Illinois and Indiana ; but he lost Massachusetts and Vermont . His popular vote over Clay was not very consider- able , but he had 170 votes in the Electoral College to Clay's 105 . Polk ...
... carried Maine and New Hamp- shire ; he carried Illinois and Indiana ; but he lost Massachusetts and Vermont . His popular vote over Clay was not very consider- able , but he had 170 votes in the Electoral College to Clay's 105 . Polk ...
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... carried off , it was strewn to waste under the feet of the cavalry , or consigned to the fire which consumed the dwelling . The negroes were robbed equally with the whites of food and clothing . The roads were covered with butchered ...
... carried off , it was strewn to waste under the feet of the cavalry , or consigned to the fire which consumed the dwelling . The negroes were robbed equally with the whites of food and clothing . The roads were covered with butchered ...
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