Revolution to ReconstructionDoubleday, Doran, Incorporated, 1939 - Всего страниц: 486 |
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... Adams ' backsides . One editor was fined and imprisoned for writing that President Adams was " hardly in the infancy of political mistake . " The second factor militating against Adams ' re - election was the extraordinary conduct of ...
... Adams ' backsides . One editor was fined and imprisoned for writing that President Adams was " hardly in the infancy of political mistake . " The second factor militating against Adams ' re - election was the extraordinary conduct of ...
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... Adams only after strong misgivings , in the course of which he asked advice of Washington , who expressed a " strong hope that you will not withhold merited promotion from Mr John [ Quincy ] Adams because he is your son . For without ...
... Adams only after strong misgivings , in the course of which he asked advice of Washington , who expressed a " strong hope that you will not withhold merited promotion from Mr John [ Quincy ] Adams because he is your son . For without ...
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... Adams and accepted by him . This wretched canard was obviously inspired by the Jackson- ites , and was ridiculous to anyone who knew Adams ' high character . The election was held on February 9 , 1825 , in the House of Representatives ...
... Adams and accepted by him . This wretched canard was obviously inspired by the Jackson- ites , and was ridiculous to anyone who knew Adams ' high character . The election was held on February 9 , 1825 , in the House of Representatives ...
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