A Dictionary of American Politics: Comprising Accounts of Political Parties, Measures and Men ...A.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 . 85 .. West Virginia .. 36 .. Nevada .... 37 .. Nebraska 38 .. Colorado .... 39 .. Wyoming ...
... Michigan .. 27 .. Florida .. 28..Texas ... 29 .. Iowa .... 30 .. Wisconsin . 31 .. California ... 32 .. Minnesota . 33 .. Oregon .. 34. Kansas . 85 .. West Virginia .. 36 .. Nevada .... 37 .. Nebraska 38 .. Colorado .... 39 .. Wyoming ...
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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 .. Nebraska ...... Nevada .... New Hampshire .. New Jersey .. New Mexico New York ..... North Carolina Ohio ..... Oregon .. Pennsylvania ... Rhode Island .. South Carolina ...
... Michigan .. Minnesota . Mississippi . Missouri .. Montana .. Nebraska ...... Nevada .... New Hampshire .. New Jersey .. New Mexico New York ..... North Carolina Ohio ..... Oregon .. Pennsylvania ... Rhode Island .. South Carolina ...
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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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