The North American Review, Band 148O. Everett, 1889 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... received of the popular vote 220,935 votes less than Tilden , Hayes became President , and when Cleveland in 1888 received a majority of about 92,000 over Harrison , he was defeated . Now , the system of electoral colleges may serve as ...
... received of the popular vote 220,935 votes less than Tilden , Hayes became President , and when Cleveland in 1888 received a majority of about 92,000 over Harrison , he was defeated . Now , the system of electoral colleges may serve as ...
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... received so much damage in so short a time . " Ah ! " he exclaims , " the gun is king ; now we will fire from our Krupp a one thousand eight hundred pound shot capable of penetrating twenty - six inches of steel . Worse than this ...
... received so much damage in so short a time . " Ah ! " he exclaims , " the gun is king ; now we will fire from our Krupp a one thousand eight hundred pound shot capable of penetrating twenty - six inches of steel . Worse than this ...
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... received it . This act was retroactive , extending back two years , viz . , to March 4 , 1871 . Stationery was allowed to Senators and Representatives with- out any special limit , until March 3 , 1868 , when the amount for stationery ...
... received it . This act was retroactive , extending back two years , viz . , to March 4 , 1871 . Stationery was allowed to Senators and Representatives with- out any special limit , until March 3 , 1868 , when the amount for stationery ...
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