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But Winfield Scott Hancock was not thirsting for power ; he was a passion- ate believer in civil liberties and the rights of a people to govern them- selves . The Liberal Republicans in Washington wanted the south treated as a conquered ...
But Winfield Scott Hancock was not thirsting for power ; he was a passion- ate believer in civil liberties and the rights of a people to govern them- selves . The Liberal Republicans in Washington wanted the south treated as a conquered ...
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... he opposed Hayes's civil - service reform on the grounds that it was weakening the power of the Republican party , that the civil - service re- formers were “ upstarts , conceited , foolish , vain ; noisy but not numerous ...
... he opposed Hayes's civil - service reform on the grounds that it was weakening the power of the Republican party , that the civil - service re- formers were “ upstarts , conceited , foolish , vain ; noisy but not numerous ...
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... that the Catholic church believed itself the only true religion and did not grant tolerance to other religions ; that the Catholics believed that in any con- flict between the civil power and the secular power , " the jurisdiction ...
... that the Catholic church believed itself the only true religion and did not grant tolerance to other religions ; that the Catholics believed that in any con- flict between the civil power and the secular power , " the jurisdiction ...
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