A Dictionary of American Politics: Comprising Accounts of Political Parties, Measures and Men ...A.L. Burt, 1892 - 556 sider |
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... United States ; he was one of the commissioners that negotiated the treaty that closed the Revolution . In 1785 he ... Senator . As Senator he supported the embargo , for which course the State Legislature censured him . He at once ...
... United States ; he was one of the commissioners that negotiated the treaty that closed the Revolution . In 1785 he ... Senator . As Senator he supported the embargo , for which course the State Legislature censured him . He at once ...
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... State he subsequently repre- sented . He was United States Senator from 1821 to 1851. From 1853 to 1855 he was in the House . He was a Democrat , but opposed to secession and to slavery agi- tation ; this caused his defeat in several ...
... State he subsequently repre- sented . He was United States Senator from 1821 to 1851. From 1853 to 1855 he was in the House . He was a Democrat , but opposed to secession and to slavery agi- tation ; this caused his defeat in several ...
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... United States Senator ; in 1881 he became Secretary of State under Garfield ; soon after Garfield's death he resigned his position . He is a Re- publican . In 1876 and 1880 he was a prominent candi- date for the presidential nomination ...
... United States Senator ; in 1881 he became Secretary of State under Garfield ; soon after Garfield's death he resigned his position . He is a Re- publican . In 1876 and 1880 he was a prominent candi- date for the presidential nomination ...
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... Senator Butler , Brooks ' uncle , whereupon Brooks , backed by two other Representatives , attacked him in the ... United States . Its origin is said to be as follows : General Washington found soon after having taken command of the ...
... Senator Butler , Brooks ' uncle , whereupon Brooks , backed by two other Representatives , attacked him in the ... United States . Its origin is said to be as follows : General Washington found soon after having taken command of the ...
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... in the North Liberties district as the cause of his defeat . Thereupon the ten ... senator . The Whig certificates reached the Secretary of State first , and ... United States troops from their commander , and then from President Van ...
... in the North Liberties district as the cause of his defeat . Thereupon the ten ... senator . The Whig certificates reached the Secretary of State first , and ... United States troops from their commander , and then from President Van ...
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