A Dictionary of American Politics: Comprising Accounts of Political Parties, Measures and Men ...A.L. Burt, 1892 - 556 sider |
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... means employed , they will yet in- directly give it their support . The organization when in the hands of professional politicians of the above type is known as " the Machine . " Brave . ( See Tamamny ) . Breckenridge , John Cabell ...
... means employed , they will yet in- directly give it their support . The organization when in the hands of professional politicians of the above type is known as " the Machine . " Brave . ( See Tamamny ) . Breckenridge , John Cabell ...
Side 71
... means of procuring what was desired . The story was told in the army , and the reply to a demand for any article was invariably advice to ask " Brother Jonathan . " The phrase became proverbial and has lived to the present time . Brown ...
... means of procuring what was desired . The story was told in the army , and the reply to a demand for any article was invariably advice to ask " Brother Jonathan . " The phrase became proverbial and has lived to the present time . Brown ...
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... mean " hot furnace . " Popu- larly it is known as the Golden State , in allusion to the large deposits of gold found in its soil . ( See Governors ; Legislatures . ) Canadian Rebellion . - In 1837 an insurrection took place in Canada ...
... mean " hot furnace . " Popu- larly it is known as the Golden State , in allusion to the large deposits of gold found in its soil . ( See Governors ; Legislatures . ) Canadian Rebellion . - In 1837 an insurrection took place in Canada ...
Side 82
... means of a short resi- dence . The name arose from the fact that few of them intended to settle permanently , but carried ( it was said ) their effects in a carpet - bag . It was they that organized and largely controlled the negro vote ...
... means of a short resi- dence . The name arose from the fact that few of them intended to settle permanently , but carried ( it was said ) their effects in a carpet - bag . It was they that organized and largely controlled the negro vote ...
Side 89
... means necessary to enable them to live in a state comfortable to themselves being small , they soon underbid white laborers and supplanted them in many kinds of work . An outcry was raised by the white population against permitting this ...
... means necessary to enable them to live in a state comfortable to themselves being small , they soon underbid white laborers and supplanted them in many kinds of work . An outcry was raised by the white population against permitting this ...
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