They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the Presidency |
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The campaign in which he had just been defeated had been the first in which a president was to be elected by popular vote . Perhaps for this reason it had been the first dirty campaign in the life of the young nation .
The campaign in which he had just been defeated had been the first in which a president was to be elected by popular vote . Perhaps for this reason it had been the first dirty campaign in the life of the young nation .
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Because of his high - tariff stand and the fact that he did not seem really to understand the modern labor union or its problems , Hughes had the Independent vote pretty solidly against him . His anticipated normal Republican majority ...
Because of his high - tariff stand and the fact that he did not seem really to understand the modern labor union or its problems , Hughes had the Independent vote pretty solidly against him . His anticipated normal Republican majority ...
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He had received 1,376,975 votes against 1,866,452 votes for Lincoln . However , Lincoln had received almost a million less votes than a majority ! Breckinridge's 849,781 Democratic votes would have made Douglas president .
He had received 1,376,975 votes against 1,866,452 votes for Lincoln . However , Lincoln had received almost a million less votes than a majority ! Breckinridge's 849,781 Democratic votes would have made Douglas president .
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