They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the Presidency |
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It was with misgivings that Greeley had supported General Ulysses S. Grant , the Republican nominee , against Horatio Seymour in 1868. He was grateful to Grant for bringing the war to a close , but he knew that the presidency ...
It was with misgivings that Greeley had supported General Ulysses S. Grant , the Republican nominee , against Horatio Seymour in 1868. He was grateful to Grant for bringing the war to a close , but he knew that the presidency ...
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When in 1868 honest , kindly , confused and politically unborn General Ulysses S. Grant had been asked if he wanted to ... Grant's conception of a statesman was one who could build a sidewalk from his home to the station ; upon his ...
When in 1868 honest , kindly , confused and politically unborn General Ulysses S. Grant had been asked if he wanted to ... Grant's conception of a statesman was one who could build a sidewalk from his home to the station ; upon his ...
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Through September and October he continued his fervid speeches , quoting figures , stripping bare the Grant malfeasance , uttering some of the profoundest sentiments for unity and peaceful reconstruction that the country had heard .
Through September and October he continued his fervid speeches , quoting figures , stripping bare the Grant malfeasance , uttering some of the profoundest sentiments for unity and peaceful reconstruction that the country had heard .
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