America Past and Present: An Interpretation with Readings, Band 1Allyn and Bacon, 1968 - 1375 Seiten |
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... whigs against a thousand tories , were they to attempt to get into arms . Every tory is a coward , for a servile , slavish , self - interested fear is the foundation of toryism ; and a man under such influence , though he may be cruel ...
... whigs against a thousand tories , were they to attempt to get into arms . Every tory is a coward , for a servile , slavish , self - interested fear is the foundation of toryism ; and a man under such influence , though he may be cruel ...
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... Whigs . Van Buren and the Democratic Party were hurt by the depression . The Whigs made capital of the administration's distress . They blamed the Jackson policies for closing down factories , for unemployment , and for a collapse of ...
... Whigs . Van Buren and the Democratic Party were hurt by the depression . The Whigs made capital of the administration's distress . They blamed the Jackson policies for closing down factories , for unemployment , and for a collapse of ...
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... Whigs , had served one term in the House of Representatives , had nearly been elected to the United States Senate by the Illinois legis- lature in 1855 , and had been a strong contender for the vice - presi- dential nomination on the ...
... Whigs , had served one term in the House of Representatives , had nearly been elected to the United States Senate by the Illinois legis- lature in 1855 , and had been a strong contender for the vice - presi- dential nomination on the ...
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The Age | 1 |
Reasons for Colonization 1584 | 10 |
Early Plymouth 162021 | 20 |
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