The American PresidentsSalem Press, 2000 - 813페이지 This revised edition updates the 1989 edition with new photographs and textual sidebars. It details the Declaration of Independence, the Monroe Doctrine, and Lincoln's Gettysburg Address and also includes a glossary of political terms, programmes and campaign slogans and a timeline of events. |
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... wanted to know Grant's objections to his proposals ; he wanted to explain why those objections were mistaken . He wanted to persuade . He never had a chance . Grant was no more forthcoming in public . His public speeches would not fill ...
... wanted to know Grant's objections to his proposals ; he wanted to explain why those objections were mistaken . He wanted to persuade . He never had a chance . Grant was no more forthcoming in public . His public speeches would not fill ...
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... wanted more and higher pensions . Other special interest groups also were anxious to get on the government's payroll . Some politi- cians wanted the government to purchase the telegraph business . Others sought to spend more money on ...
... wanted more and higher pensions . Other special interest groups also were anxious to get on the government's payroll . Some politi- cians wanted the government to purchase the telegraph business . Others sought to spend more money on ...
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... wanted to increase the money supply and wanted a more cen- tralized ( yet private ) system , one that could pool reserves and shift them about to meet unusual demand . One Democratic faction , with William Jennings Bryan as spokesperson ...
... wanted to increase the money supply and wanted a more cen- tralized ( yet private ) system , one that could pool reserves and shift them about to meet unusual demand . One Democratic faction , with William Jennings Bryan as spokesperson ...
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