Lincoln and the War Democrats: The Grand Erosion of Conservative Tradition |
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... Bench and Bar of Wisconsin ( Milwaukee , 1882 ) , p . 121 . 109. Although an ardent Democrat before and during the first year of the war , Lucius Fairchild began saying complimentary things about the Re- publicans while serving in the ...
... Bench and Bar of Wisconsin ( Milwaukee , 1882 ) , p . 121 . 109. Although an ardent Democrat before and during the first year of the war , Lucius Fairchild began saying complimentary things about the Re- publicans while serving in the ...
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... Bench and Bar of Wisconsin . History and Biography . Milwaukee : Reed , 1882 . Representative Men of Connecticut , 1861-1894 . Everett , Mass .: Mas- sachusetts Publishing Company , 1884 . Rex , Frederick . The Mayors of Chicago , from ...
... Bench and Bar of Wisconsin . History and Biography . Milwaukee : Reed , 1882 . Representative Men of Connecticut , 1861-1894 . Everett , Mass .: Mas- sachusetts Publishing Company , 1884 . Rex , Frederick . The Mayors of Chicago , from ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 9 |
THE IMPORTANCE OF THE WAR DEMOCRATS | 15 |
18321861 | 23 |
Copyright | |
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