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The only office he ever ardently desired was that of corporation coun- sel of New York City , which was appointive . He held this post for a year before he was removed by a rival political faction ; from it he received the experience he ...
The only office he ever ardently desired was that of corporation coun- sel of New York City , which was appointive . He held this post for a year before he was removed by a rival political faction ; from it he received the experience he ...
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Tilden was a Democrat ; he had helped build New York City's Tam- many Hall ; as a practical politician he knew that the Democratic party needed the Tammany vote in order to help win state and national elec- tions .
Tilden was a Democrat ; he had helped build New York City's Tam- many Hall ; as a practical politician he knew that the Democratic party needed the Tammany vote in order to help win state and national elec- tions .
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At the lunch hour , when workers from the neighboring office buildings collected on the steps of the City Hall and called for a speech , he addressed the crowd briefly , urging them to protect their fellow citi- zens as well as the ...
At the lunch hour , when workers from the neighboring office buildings collected on the steps of the City Hall and called for a speech , he addressed the crowd briefly , urging them to protect their fellow citi- zens as well as the ...
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