Abraham Lincoln and the United StatesHodder & Stoughton, 1948 - 286 páginas |
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... nominated a popular explorer , John C. Frémont , as Presi- dential candidate and William L. Dayton as Vice - Presidential candidate . In the contest for nomination as Vice - Presidential candidate , Lincoln proved to be Dayton's most ...
... nominated a popular explorer , John C. Frémont , as Presi- dential candidate and William L. Dayton as Vice - Presidential candidate . In the contest for nomination as Vice - Presidential candidate , Lincoln proved to be Dayton's most ...
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... nomination , that if they transferred their sup- port to Lincoln , Cameron should be given Cabinet office if Lincoln was elected . This was a promise which Lincoln had forbidden them to make . But he felt obliged to keep to it , and it ...
... nomination , that if they transferred their sup- port to Lincoln , Cameron should be given Cabinet office if Lincoln was elected . This was a promise which Lincoln had forbidden them to make . But he felt obliged to keep to it , and it ...
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... nomination of a candidate for the Presidential election . In particular a convention was called together at ... nominated as Presidential candidate . They failed . Those who thought Lincoln too conservative succeeded in nominating ...
... nomination of a candidate for the Presidential election . In particular a convention was called together at ... nominated as Presidential candidate . They failed . Those who thought Lincoln too conservative succeeded in nominating ...
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