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... Lewis Cass was the son of a blacksmith who laid down his hammer for a musket to fight at Bunker Hill , Princeton , Trenton and Monmouth , emerging from the Revolutionary War as a captain . He was a powerful man from his years over the ...
... Lewis Cass was the son of a blacksmith who laid down his hammer for a musket to fight at Bunker Hill , Princeton , Trenton and Monmouth , emerging from the Revolutionary War as a captain . He was a powerful man from his years over the ...
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... Lewis Cass , the rising star , and Martin Van Buren , the falling star . Martin Van Buren had been named by Jack- son to succeed him in 1836 , had served one term in the presidency from 1836 to 1840 , and then had been defeated by ...
... Lewis Cass , the rising star , and Martin Van Buren , the falling star . Martin Van Buren had been named by Jack- son to succeed him in 1836 , had served one term in the presidency from 1836 to 1840 , and then had been defeated by ...
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... LEWIS CASS 251 " Basely to surrender . . . " Lewis Cass , Andrew C. McLaughlin , p . 78 . " The interests of the country 252 252 252 253 255 ,, · · McLaughlin , p . 338 . " I saw the Constitution born . " McLaughlin , p . 343 ...
... LEWIS CASS 251 " Basely to surrender . . . " Lewis Cass , Andrew C. McLaughlin , p . 78 . " The interests of the country 252 252 252 253 255 ,, · · McLaughlin , p . 338 . " I saw the Constitution born . " McLaughlin , p . 343 ...
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