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Harding was an Ohio man , and who was better able to defeat an Ohio man than another Ohio man ? The Republicans had had two powerful candidates to choose between : first , Leonard Wood , who as governor general of Cuba had supervised ...
Harding was an Ohio man , and who was better able to defeat an Ohio man than another Ohio man ? The Republicans had had two powerful candidates to choose between : first , Leonard Wood , who as governor general of Cuba had supervised ...
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was as dead an issue as slavery , the eastern Gold Democrats secured the nomination of Alton B. Parker , a solid , able and reputable judge from New York . Judge Parker promptly announced that he would fight the campaign on a gold ...
was as dead an issue as slavery , the eastern Gold Democrats secured the nomination of Alton B. Parker , a solid , able and reputable judge from New York . Judge Parker promptly announced that he would fight the campaign on a gold ...
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George B. McClellan would have built bridges , but he would not have been able to summon the courage to cross them . The country would have lain prostrate under his inability to take a bold stand . While major battles of the day were ...
George B. McClellan would have built bridges , but he would not have been able to summon the courage to cross them . The country would have lain prostrate under his inability to take a bold stand . While major battles of the day were ...
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