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... thousand in the Union.11 The campaign was surprisingly tame . Republican wide awake clubs provided the only novelty ... thousands of marchers took up the chorus of the song , " Ain't You Glad You Joined the Republicans ? " the effect was ...
... thousand in the Union.11 The campaign was surprisingly tame . Republican wide awake clubs provided the only novelty ... thousands of marchers took up the chorus of the song , " Ain't You Glad You Joined the Republicans ? " the effect was ...
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... thousand get up every morning not knowing where dinner is coming from , -that system of finance belongs to the ... thousands every time that he has put his foot down . I went into one of the burying grounds in the next country to this ...
... thousand get up every morning not knowing where dinner is coming from , -that system of finance belongs to the ... thousands every time that he has put his foot down . I went into one of the burying grounds in the next country to this ...
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... thousand dollars , but two thousand dollars . If he owns a hundred houses , we won't tax him ten thousand dollars , but sixty thousand dollars ; and the richer a man grows , the bigger his tax , so that when he is worth forty million ...
... thousand dollars , but two thousand dollars . If he owns a hundred houses , we won't tax him ten thousand dollars , but sixty thousand dollars ; and the richer a man grows , the bigger his tax , so that when he is worth forty million ...
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The Revolutionary Tradition | 13 |
A New England Boyhood | 18 |
Harvard Days | 26 |
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