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It was principally of these that the Liberty party , organized in 1840 , was formed .
In 1848 , the Liberty party , having named no candidates , the abolitionists voted
with the Free Soil party , and continued with them until 1856 , when they ...
It was principally of these that the Liberty party , organized in 1840 , was formed .
In 1848 , the Liberty party , having named no candidates , the abolitionists voted
with the Free Soil party , and continued with them until 1856 , when they ...
Side 13
... A . Dix and Silas Wright . Their success was due mainly to their thorough
organization . Alexander the Coppersmith . — A nickname applied to Hamilton
DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN POLITICS . 13 till after the war. In 1866 the United
States .
... A . Dix and Silas Wright . Their success was due mainly to their thorough
organization . Alexander the Coppersmith . — A nickname applied to Hamilton
DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN POLITICS . 13 till after the war. In 1866 the United
States .
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... having troops inferior to the enemy in discipline and equipment , pursued a
policy of avoiding pitched battles , of wearying the enemy by long marches and of
harassing him at every opportunity . American Knights . - An organization known
...
... having troops inferior to the enemy in discipline and equipment , pursued a
policy of avoiding pitched battles , of wearying the enemy by long marches and of
harassing him at every opportunity . American Knights . - An organization known
...
Side 19
About 1862 this organization took root in the West , its principal object being to
hinder the draft of soldiers . It was variously known as Mutual Protection Society ,
as Circle of Honor , as the Circle , and as Knights of the Mighty Host .
About 1862 this organization took root in the West , its principal object being to
hinder the draft of soldiers . It was variously known as Mutual Protection Society ,
as Circle of Honor , as the Circle , and as Knights of the Mighty Host .
Side 20
About 1852 , when the Whig party was breaking asunder , a secret , oath - bound
organization , said to have been called “ The Sons of ' 76 , ” or “ The Order of the
Star - Spangled Banner , " was formed . Those of its members that had not been ...
About 1852 , when the Whig party was breaking asunder , a secret , oath - bound
organization , said to have been called “ The Sons of ' 76 , ” or “ The Order of the
Star - Spangled Banner , " was formed . Those of its members that had not been ...
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A Dictionary of American Politics: Comprising Accounts of Political Parties ... Everit BROWN (and STRAUSS (Albert)),Albert STRAUSS Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1892 |
A Dictionary of American Politics: Comprising Accounts of Political Parties ... Everit Brown,Albert Strauss Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1892 |
A Dictionary of American Politics: Comprising Accounts of Political Parties ... Everit Brown,Albert Strauss Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1888 |
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