Ambivalent Americans: The Know-Nothing Party in Maryland, Količina 1850Johns Hopkins University Press, 1977 - 206 strani |
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... soon to die of premature exhaustion . " Even the Republican editor Horace Greeley took refuge in nature with his prediction that the Know - Nothings were “ as devoid of the elements of persistence as an anti - Cholera or anti - Potato ...
... soon to die of premature exhaustion . " Even the Republican editor Horace Greeley took refuge in nature with his prediction that the Know - Nothings were “ as devoid of the elements of persistence as an anti - Cholera or anti - Potato ...
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... Soon a rump North American party - the Know - Somethings - was established , and in 1856 the fissure over slavery deepened when North Americans supported John Frémont and the Republican party they would soon join . By 1857 this ...
... Soon a rump North American party - the Know - Somethings - was established , and in 1856 the fissure over slavery deepened when North Americans supported John Frémont and the Republican party they would soon join . By 1857 this ...
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... Soon leaders of secret societies nominated candidates from within the order and by so doing moved from lobbying to political organiza- tion . In the case of Samuel Hinks , members of his lodge encouraged him to run for mayor on the ...
... Soon leaders of secret societies nominated candidates from within the order and by so doing moved from lobbying to political organiza- tion . In the case of Samuel Hinks , members of his lodge encouraged him to run for mayor on the ...
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Ambivalent Americans: The Know-Nothing Party in Maryland, Količina 1850 Jean H. Baker Prikaz kratkega opisa - 1977 |
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