A Dictionary of American Politics: Comprising Accounts of Political Parties, Measures and Men ...A.L. Burt, 1892 - 556 sider |
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... became a favorite subject , until in 1829 The Genius of Universal Emancipation , a newspaper advocating " im- mediate " abolition , was published in Baltimore by Will- iam Lloyd Garrison , of Massachusetts . Fined for one of his ...
... became a favorite subject , until in 1829 The Genius of Universal Emancipation , a newspaper advocating " im- mediate " abolition , was published in Baltimore by Will- iam Lloyd Garrison , of Massachusetts . Fined for one of his ...
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... became Whigs . ( See National Republican Party . ) - Adams , Charles Francis , was born in Boston , August 18 , 1807. He spent much of his boyhood abroad , his father , John Quincy Adams , being at different times United States Minister ...
... became Whigs . ( See National Republican Party . ) - Adams , Charles Francis , was born in Boston , August 18 , 1807. He spent much of his boyhood abroad , his father , John Quincy Adams , being at different times United States Minister ...
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... became Minister at The Hague . In 1803 he became a Federalist Senator . As Senator he supported the embargo , for which course the State Legislature censured him . He at once resigned and joined the Republican ( Democratic- Republican ) ...
... became Minister at The Hague . In 1803 he became a Federalist Senator . As Senator he supported the embargo , for which course the State Legislature censured him . He at once resigned and joined the Republican ( Democratic- Republican ) ...
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... became part of the Order of American Knights , organized by C. L. Vallandingham , of Ohio , and P. C. Wright , of New York . The object of this society was to resist the draft and to encourage desertion among Union soldiers , to aid the ...
... became part of the Order of American Knights , organized by C. L. Vallandingham , of Ohio , and P. C. Wright , of New York . The object of this society was to resist the draft and to encourage desertion among Union soldiers , to aid the ...
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... Congress and Tyler's administration now became attached to the project . Early in 1845 Congress authorized the President to negotiate a treaty of annexation . Tyler hastened to accomplish the object , DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN POLITICS . 27.
... Congress and Tyler's administration now became attached to the project . Early in 1845 Congress authorized the President to negotiate a treaty of annexation . Tyler hastened to accomplish the object , DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN POLITICS . 27.
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