An Illinois ReaderNorthern Illinois University Press, 1970 - 468 páginas |
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... senators had played their political game very much as Douglas had played his . Both had been elected to the Senate by coalitions . Yet they were assuming a tone of lofty moral superiority . Douglas used the gladiator's short sword on ...
... senators had played their political game very much as Douglas had played his . Both had been elected to the Senate by coalitions . Yet they were assuming a tone of lofty moral superiority . Douglas used the gladiator's short sword on ...
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... Senate by Senator Hugh S. Magill ( Rep . ) . It was decided however , to let the suffrage bill lie quiescent in the House and secure its passage first through the Senate . After nearly three months of strenuous effort the bill finally ...
... Senate by Senator Hugh S. Magill ( Rep . ) . It was decided however , to let the suffrage bill lie quiescent in the House and secure its passage first through the Senate . After nearly three months of strenuous effort the bill finally ...
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Senator Hugh S. Magill , who had charge of the bill in the Senate . We also had the assistance on each and every occasion of the Democratic Lieutenant Governor , Barratt O'Hara , and among other senators who helped and who deserve ...
Senator Hugh S. Magill , who had charge of the bill in the Senate . We also had the assistance on each and every occasion of the Democratic Lieutenant Governor , Barratt O'Hara , and among other senators who helped and who deserve ...
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INTRODUCTION NOT WITHOUT THY WONDROUS | 3 |
OUTPOST OF A NEW NATION 17601796 | 19 |
Hard Times in Illinois in 1780 | 37 |
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