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Page 70
The senatorial candidacy of George Hoar found support from a fairly wide
political spectrum in Massachusetts : the old Free Soil element represented by
former Governor William Claflin ; politically conscious young lawyers such as
John D ...
The senatorial candidacy of George Hoar found support from a fairly wide
political spectrum in Massachusetts : the old Free Soil element represented by
former Governor William Claflin ; politically conscious young lawyers such as
John D ...
Page 162
That contest represented his greatest effort to that time to lead the Senate and
determine the direction of his party . Subsequently he would continue ably to
represent the interests of New England and would retain the dutiful respect of his
...
That contest represented his greatest effort to that time to lead the Senate and
determine the direction of his party . Subsequently he would continue ably to
represent the interests of New England and would retain the dutiful respect of his
...
Page 166
It was a position that represented the ambivalent attitude of the Half - Breeds
toward the political and economic power of big business ; it was not a position
that represented a conscious intent to deceive and defraud the public . Matthew ...
It was a position that represented the ambivalent attitude of the Half - Breeds
toward the political and economic power of big business ; it was not a position
that represented a conscious intent to deceive and defraud the public . Matthew ...
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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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