The North American Review, Том 125Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1877 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... effect in the future . Democrats , who knew Mr. Tilden to be elected by an over- whelming majority , both of the popular vote and of the electors duly appointed , were transported with passionate indignation when they saw his defeated ...
... effect in the future . Democrats , who knew Mr. Tilden to be elected by an over- whelming majority , both of the popular vote and of the electors duly appointed , were transported with passionate indignation when they saw his defeated ...
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... effect they were content to be in- famous . But how the great leading statesmen of the country ever came to adopt the idea that the wickedness they charged upon the carpet - baggers would , if true , be a just ground for depriving the ...
... effect they were content to be in- famous . But how the great leading statesmen of the country ever came to adopt the idea that the wickedness they charged upon the carpet - baggers would , if true , be a just ground for depriving the ...
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... effect that the carpet - bagger owns the negro by a title so incontestable that the vote of the latter is never withheld from the former except because of bulldozing , whereby the white Democrat ought to lose not only the vote given him ...
... effect that the carpet - bagger owns the negro by a title so incontestable that the vote of the latter is never withheld from the former except because of bulldozing , whereby the white Democrat ought to lose not only the vote given him ...
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... effect to a false count . The first intention was to claim that the President of the Senate had power to determine absolutely and arbitrarily what electoral votes should be counted . and what not . This was the great rallying - point ...
... effect to a false count . The first intention was to claim that the President of the Senate had power to determine absolutely and arbitrarily what electoral votes should be counted . and what not . This was the great rallying - point ...
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... effect claimed for them , it was necessary to hold that they were legally invested with judicial powers , and that their jurisdiction , whether rightly or erroneously exercised , was absolute over the whole sub- ject - matter . In ...
... effect claimed for them , it was necessary to hold that they were legally invested with judicial powers , and that their jurisdiction , whether rightly or erroneously exercised , was absolute over the whole sub- ject - matter . In ...
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