Revolution to ReconstructionDoubleday, Doran, Incorporated, 1939 - Всего страниц: 486 |
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... position , and Monroe was made Secretary of War pro tempore , in addition to carrying on his regular duties as Secretary of State . Before , however , he could reorganize the department , political jealousies caused his retirement from ...
... position , and Monroe was made Secretary of War pro tempore , in addition to carrying on his regular duties as Secretary of State . Before , however , he could reorganize the department , political jealousies caused his retirement from ...
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... position of unalterable opposition to war and military and naval expenditures ; and the financial consequences of the war had induced them to re- establish the national bank and to impose direct taxes and a protective tariff . On March ...
... position of unalterable opposition to war and military and naval expenditures ; and the financial consequences of the war had induced them to re- establish the national bank and to impose direct taxes and a protective tariff . On March ...
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... position from which he would be unable to retire gracefully , and his skill in picking a winning political side ... positions he was a State Senator , Attorney General of New York , Governor of the Empire State , United States Senator ...
... position from which he would be unable to retire gracefully , and his skill in picking a winning political side ... positions he was a State Senator , Attorney General of New York , Governor of the Empire State , United States Senator ...
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