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All he needed was an issue to defeat Jackson . There being no legitimate issue on the horizon , he created one . Andrew Jackson was hostile to the Bank of the United States ; although the bank was used by the government for its official ...
All he needed was an issue to defeat Jackson . There being no legitimate issue on the horizon , he created one . Andrew Jackson was hostile to the Bank of the United States ; although the bank was used by the government for its official ...
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He was badly needed in the rebound election of 1920 , in place of Warren Harding as the Republican nominee ; his talents were the precise ones needed by the United States in its postwar period . The story of Hughes exemplifies the ...
He was badly needed in the rebound election of 1920 , in place of Warren Harding as the Republican nominee ; his talents were the precise ones needed by the United States in its postwar period . The story of Hughes exemplifies the ...
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When he needed votes to win an elec- tion one of his judges solemnly would citizenize thirty - five thousand immi- grants ! His election officials would report the results in their districts without counting the votes ; upon one ...
When he needed votes to win an elec- tion one of his judges solemnly would citizenize thirty - five thousand immi- grants ! His election officials would report the results in their districts without counting the votes ; upon one ...
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