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Page 142
87 Hoar ' s stump speech , though emphasizing the tariff , made several
references to the obligation owed the Negro by party and nation . In a chapter he
contributed to a campaign textbook , he proclaimed his confidence that the
Republicans ...
87 Hoar ' s stump speech , though emphasizing the tariff , made several
references to the obligation owed the Negro by party and nation . In a chapter he
contributed to a campaign textbook , he proclaimed his confidence that the
Republicans ...
Page 173
For Republican advocates of sound money , Cleveland ' s stance as savior of the
currency was almost equally provoking . Hoar spent weeks in preparing a speech
that would attempt to show America why it must accept the recommendation of ...
For Republican advocates of sound money , Cleveland ' s stance as savior of the
currency was almost equally provoking . Hoar spent weeks in preparing a speech
that would attempt to show America why it must accept the recommendation of ...
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I made a speech denouncing it at Bryn Mawr last spring ; I made a speech
against it at Marblehead in the early summer ; I wrote an article in opposition to
one of Morgan ' s ( Senator John T . Morgan of Alabama ) in the New York
Independent ...
I made a speech denouncing it at Bryn Mawr last spring ; I made a speech
against it at Marblehead in the early summer ; I wrote an article in opposition to
one of Morgan ' s ( Senator John T . Morgan of Alabama ) in the New York
Independent ...
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Introduction | 11 |
Born to the Cause | 12 |
The Loyal Reformer in the Age of the Stalwarts | 28 |
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