Abraham Lincoln and the United StatesEnglish Universities Press, 1964 - 286 páginas |
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Kenneth Clinton Wheare. in the Thirtieth Congress of the United States . He carried the seat by 6,340 votes to 4,829 cast for his Democratic opponent - the largest majority by which the district had ever been carried . Stephen A. Douglas ...
Kenneth Clinton Wheare. in the Thirtieth Congress of the United States . He carried the seat by 6,340 votes to 4,829 cast for his Democratic opponent - the largest majority by which the district had ever been carried . Stephen A. Douglas ...
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... carried all the free states except New Jersey , where by a party bargain three electors out of the seven to be chosen were for Douglas and four for Lincoln . Yet Douglas had polled heavily in all the states where Lin- coln had succeeded ...
... carried all the free states except New Jersey , where by a party bargain three electors out of the seven to be chosen were for Douglas and four for Lincoln . Yet Douglas had polled heavily in all the states where Lin- coln had succeeded ...
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... carried all the cotton states , and in addition North Carolina , Delaware and Maryland . He had seventy - two votes in the electoral colleges . But he had not carried the whole South . Bell carried three Southern states - Virginia ...
... carried all the cotton states , and in addition North Carolina , Delaware and Maryland . He had seventy - two votes in the electoral colleges . But he had not carried the whole South . Bell carried three Southern states - Virginia ...
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