A History of the United States: For Families and LibrariesT. Belknap, 1873 - 780 halaman |
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For Families and Libraries Benson John Lossing. were drawn those lines of party distinction known as Federalist and Repub- lican , which continued for a quarter of a century . The Federalist party was composed of those who favored great ...
For Families and Libraries Benson John Lossing. were drawn those lines of party distinction known as Federalist and Repub- lican , which continued for a quarter of a century . The Federalist party was composed of those who favored great ...
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... party , chosen by the settlers , assembled at Topeka and formed a con- stitution , which was approved by the legal votes of the Territory , whereby Kansas should become a Free - labor State , and under this they asked for the admission ...
... party , chosen by the settlers , assembled at Topeka and formed a con- stitution , which was approved by the legal votes of the Territory , whereby Kansas should become a Free - labor State , and under this they asked for the admission ...
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... party , under the leadership of Senator Douglas , showed tangible proclivities toward affiliation with the opponents of slavery . So the leaders of the oligarchy resolved to destroy the supremacy of that party , and allow the ...
... party , under the leadership of Senator Douglas , showed tangible proclivities toward affiliation with the opponents of slavery . So the leaders of the oligarchy resolved to destroy the supremacy of that party , and allow the ...
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