A Dictionary of American Politics: Comprising Accounts of Political Parties, Measures and Men ...A.L. Burt, 1892 - 556 sider |
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... Missouri .. Montana .. Nebraska ...... Nevada .... New Hampshire .. New Jersey .. New Mexico New York ..... North Carolina Ohio ..... Oregon .. Pennsylvania ... Rhode Island .. South Carolina .. Tennessee . Texas . Utah . Vermont ...
... Missouri .. Montana .. Nebraska ...... Nevada .... New Hampshire .. New Jersey .. New Mexico New York ..... North Carolina Ohio ..... Oregon .. Pennsylvania ... Rhode Island .. South Carolina .. Tennessee . Texas . Utah . Vermont ...
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... Missouri in 1819 , and was admitted to the Union on June 15 , 1836 . On May 6 , 1861 , a convention passed an ordinance of secession , and the State was re - admitted to the Union June 22 , 1868. The capital is Little Rock . The popula ...
... Missouri in 1819 , and was admitted to the Union on June 15 , 1836 . On May 6 , 1861 , a convention passed an ordinance of secession , and the State was re - admitted to the Union June 22 , 1868. The capital is Little Rock . The popula ...
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... Missouri . .Depart . of California . .Depart . of Dakota . ..Depart . of Texas . ..Depart . of the Platte . ..Depart . of Arizona . ..Depart . of the Columbia . The commanders of the army have been as follows : Major - General George ...
... Missouri . .Depart . of California . .Depart . of Dakota . ..Depart . of Texas . ..Depart . of the Platte . ..Depart . of Arizona . ..Depart . of the Columbia . The commanders of the army have been as follows : Major - General George ...
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... Missouri . The total of their opera- tions for the year ending July 1 , 1887 , was 4,483,651,897 standard ounces of gold , and 45,921,882,657 standard ounces of silver . Assembly . ( See Legislature . ) Assembly , Right of . The right ...
... Missouri . The total of their opera- tions for the year ending July 1 , 1887 , was 4,483,651,897 standard ounces of gold , and 45,921,882,657 standard ounces of silver . Assembly . ( See Legislature . ) Assembly , Right of . The right ...
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... Missouri , which 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 ...
... Missouri , which 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 ...
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