North-American Review and Miscellaneous JournalUniversity of Northern Iowa, 1885 |
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... election . It is one of the curious anomalies of politics , that a party whose members of Congress , seeing that the old sys- tem was doomed , had the wisdom to surrender their long - cher- ished patronage ; that a party whose last ...
... election . It is one of the curious anomalies of politics , that a party whose members of Congress , seeing that the old sys- tem was doomed , had the wisdom to surrender their long - cher- ished patronage ; that a party whose last ...
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... election to the Senate , and some of the good matrons of the neighborhood were entertained by Mrs. Ransom at tea . At the table , Mrs. Smith was very profuse in her expres- sions of friendly admiration of the general , and of the great ...
... election to the Senate , and some of the good matrons of the neighborhood were entertained by Mrs. Ransom at tea . At the table , Mrs. Smith was very profuse in her expres- sions of friendly admiration of the general , and of the great ...
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... election the country has ever seen , and which , in my judgment , will never have a parallel , should the country have an existence for a thousand years : Illinois was one of the seven States that voted for Van Buren , but the Whigs ...
... election the country has ever seen , and which , in my judgment , will never have a parallel , should the country have an existence for a thousand years : Illinois was one of the seven States that voted for Van Buren , but the Whigs ...
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