They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the Presidency |
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... John Fremont had coupled his two desires : to map and chart scientifically the wilderness between the Mississippi and the Pacific ; to use these expeditions as mechanisms with which to secure further expansion of the United States .
... John Fremont had coupled his two desires : to map and chart scientifically the wilderness between the Mississippi and the Pacific ; to use these expeditions as mechanisms with which to secure further expansion of the United States .
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... strange doctrine of Martial Law holds that the loyal north lost its constitutional rights when the south rebelled : loyalty is thus less secure than rebellion , for it stands without means to resist outrages or to resent tyranny .
... strange doctrine of Martial Law holds that the loyal north lost its constitutional rights when the south rebelled : loyalty is thus less secure than rebellion , for it stands without means to resist outrages or to resent tyranny .
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As majority leader and as Speaker of the Assembly from 1913 to 1915 he worked indefatigably , against powerful and unscrupulous lobbies , to secure registration of factories , with ample state investigators and supervision over fire ...
As majority leader and as Speaker of the Assembly from 1913 to 1915 he worked indefatigably , against powerful and unscrupulous lobbies , to secure registration of factories , with ample state investigators and supervision over fire ...
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