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Both were for the gold standard ; though the Democrats were more outspokenly against imperialism , both believed in fair treatment for the Filipinos and eventual liberation ; both believed that labor unions had the same rights as ...
Both were for the gold standard ; though the Democrats were more outspokenly against imperialism , both believed in fair treatment for the Filipinos and eventual liberation ; both believed that labor unions had the same rights as ...
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A large segment of the administration believed that McClellan re- frained from fighting and was ineffective in crushing the rebels because he had no desire to crush them or defeat them in battle , that he hoped to outmaneuver the enemy ...
A large segment of the administration believed that McClellan re- frained from fighting and was ineffective in crushing the rebels because he had no desire to crush them or defeat them in battle , that he hoped to outmaneuver the enemy ...
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Hoover believed , sincerely and on the basis of his experience , that all prosperity in a nation sprang from business , and hence business must be given its liberty , kept free from control , be allowed to run itself for its own best ...
Hoover believed , sincerely and on the basis of his experience , that all prosperity in a nation sprang from business , and hence business must be given its liberty , kept free from control , be allowed to run itself for its own best ...
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