The American Nation: A History of the United States, Volumen1Harper & Row, 1971 - 999 páginas |
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... Cleveland , while Irish - Americans , traditionally Democrats , cast thousands of ballots for Republican James G. Blaine . In 1892 , when Cleveland defeated Benjamin Harrison , a prominent steel manufacturer wrote to Andrew Carnegie ...
... Cleveland , while Irish - Americans , traditionally Democrats , cast thousands of ballots for Republican James G. Blaine . In 1892 , when Cleveland defeated Benjamin Harrison , a prominent steel manufacturer wrote to Andrew Carnegie ...
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... Cleveland to the White House . Born in New Jersey in 1837 , Cleveland grew up in western New York . After studying law , he settled in Buffalo . Although somewhat lacking in the social graces and in intellectual pretensions , he had a ...
... Cleveland to the White House . Born in New Jersey in 1837 , Cleveland grew up in western New York . After studying law , he settled in Buffalo . Although somewhat lacking in the social graces and in intellectual pretensions , he had a ...
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... Cleveland won the election by fewer than 25,000 votes . The change of a mere 600 ballots in New York would have given that state , and the Presidency , to his opponent . Cleveland was a sound - money man and a moderate tariff reformer ...
... Cleveland won the election by fewer than 25,000 votes . The change of a mere 600 ballots in New York would have given that state , and the Presidency , to his opponent . Cleveland was a sound - money man and a moderate tariff reformer ...
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The Age of Discovery and Settlement | 14 |
The Colonial World | 66 |
America and the British Empire | 98 |
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