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adequate the current duties on imported steel , Hoar voted for higher duties . 35
There were times when his vote was cast for the lower duty on particular
schedules , but these occasions were relatively rare and usually concerned
materials ...
adequate the current duties on imported steel , Hoar voted for higher duties . 35
There were times when his vote was cast for the lower duty on particular
schedules , but these occasions were relatively rare and usually concerned
materials ...
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arguments of moral duty and humanitarian service while increasing his
references to foreign markets and Oriental commerce . And Henry Cabot Lodge ,
although no longer concealing the extent of his expansionist convictions from his
...
arguments of moral duty and humanitarian service while increasing his
references to foreign markets and Oriental commerce . And Henry Cabot Lodge ,
although no longer concealing the extent of his expansionist convictions from his
...
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simply to counsel his countrymen to ignore their duty . He was particularly
incensed when these attacks were waged within the precincts of Massachusetts
and by foreigners , such as the former New York Congressman , Lemuel E .
Quigg .
simply to counsel his countrymen to ignore their duty . He was particularly
incensed when these attacks were waged within the precincts of Massachusetts
and by foreigners , such as the former New York Congressman , Lemuel E .
Quigg .
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Contents
Introduction | 11 |
Born to the Cause | 12 |
The Loyal Reformer in the Age of the Stalwarts | 28 |
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