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... York , where he practiced private law for the next sixteen years , keeping alive his studies in theory by lec- turing at the New York Law School . By 1905 Charles Evans Hughes was a successful and prosperous New York attorney . He took ...
... York , where he practiced private law for the next sixteen years , keeping alive his studies in theory by lec- turing at the New York Law School . By 1905 Charles Evans Hughes was a successful and prosperous New York attorney . He took ...
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... York Post wrote that " he is making one of the most re- markable records of successful campaigning of any presidential candidate in recent years . " For a man of Hughes's temperament and background it was an astonishing tour . He spoke ...
... York Post wrote that " he is making one of the most re- markable records of successful campaigning of any presidential candidate in recent years . " For a man of Hughes's temperament and background it was an astonishing tour . He spoke ...
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... York . His only major conflict was a political one : the disputed election of 1876 between Democrat Samuel Tilden and Republican Rutherford B. Hayes . Hancock's wife writes : " The exciting Presidential campaign of 1876 was one of ...
... York . His only major conflict was a political one : the disputed election of 1876 between Democrat Samuel Tilden and Republican Rutherford B. Hayes . Hancock's wife writes : " The exciting Presidential campaign of 1876 was one of ...
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