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It was a well - bred election coming at a time when the nation was in sore need of a dullish and well - bred election : for the elections of 1896 and 1900 had disgorged hate and vilification . The poison pens were silent , truth and ...
It was a well - bred election coming at a time when the nation was in sore need of a dullish and well - bred election : for the elections of 1896 and 1900 had disgorged hate and vilification . The poison pens were silent , truth and ...
第 206 頁
The fever rose as election day came closer : there were huge bonfires , parades during the day with bands and marching men ; at night crowds surged through the streets , singing campaign songs , wearing oilcloth over their hats and ...
The fever rose as election day came closer : there were huge bonfires , parades during the day with bands and marching men ; at night crowds surged through the streets , singing campaign songs , wearing oilcloth over their hats and ...
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I believe the election of a Black Republican is to be the signal for that attempt , and that the leaders of the scheme desire the election of Lincoln so as to have an excuse for disunion . " But he would have shown greater courage had ...
I believe the election of a Black Republican is to be the signal for that attempt , and that the leaders of the scheme desire the election of Lincoln so as to have an excuse for disunion . " But he would have shown greater courage had ...
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