A Dictionary of American Politics: Comprising Accounts of Political Parties, Measures and MenA.L. Burt, 1892 - 556 sider |
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... Michigan .. 27 .. Florida . 28 .. Texas ... 29 .. Iowa .. 30 .. Wisconsin . 31 .. California .. 32 Minnesota 33 .. Oregon .. 34 Kansas . 35 .. West Virginia . 36 .. Nevada ... .. 37 .. Nebraska 38 .. Colorado ... 39 .. Wyoming .. 40 ...
... Michigan .. 27 .. Florida . 28 .. Texas ... 29 .. Iowa .. 30 .. Wisconsin . 31 .. California .. 32 Minnesota 33 .. Oregon .. 34 Kansas . 35 .. West Virginia . 36 .. Nevada ... .. 37 .. Nebraska 38 .. Colorado ... 39 .. Wyoming .. 40 ...
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... is said , in planting over a million and a half of trees . In Michigan the Arbor Day law was passed in 1881 , and in Ohio in 1882. Since then Arbor day has been observed in Colorado , Wiscon- DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN POLITICS . 45.
... is said , in planting over a million and a half of trees . In Michigan the Arbor Day law was passed in 1881 , and in Ohio in 1882. Since then Arbor day has been observed in Colorado , Wiscon- DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN POLITICS . 45.
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... Michigan .. Minnesota . Mississippi .. Missouri . Montana .. 48,720 33,040 12,210 8,315 58,915 83,365 46,810 69,415 146,080 Nebraska 77,510 Nevada .... 110,700 New Hampshire . 9,305 New Jersey . 7,815 New Mexico 122,580 New York ...
... Michigan .. Minnesota . Mississippi .. Missouri . Montana .. 48,720 33,040 12,210 8,315 58,915 83,365 46,810 69,415 146,080 Nebraska 77,510 Nevada .... 110,700 New Hampshire . 9,305 New Jersey . 7,815 New Mexico 122,580 New York ...
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... Michigan , and a fall from his horse disabled him from further political activity . Black Cockade . — A black cockade worn on the hat was an emblem adopted by the Federalists during the troubles with France in 1797 , when war seemed im ...
... Michigan , and a fall from his horse disabled him from further political activity . Black Cockade . — A black cockade worn on the hat was an emblem adopted by the Federalists during the troubles with France in 1797 , when war seemed im ...
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... Michigan , and after graduating from the Harvard Law School , entered the bar . He joined the American party , and was elected to Congress , soon afterwards attaching himself to the Republican party . He was representative in Congress ...
... Michigan , and after graduating from the Harvard Law School , entered the bar . He joined the American party , and was elected to Congress , soon afterwards attaching himself to the Republican party . He was representative in Congress ...
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