WEBSTER'S GUIDE TO AMERICAN HISTORY: A CHORNOLOGICAL, GEOGRAPHICAL, AND BIOGRAPHICAL SURVEY AND COMPENDUM1971 |
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الصفحة 770
... Thomas Socialist 99,557 Roger Q. Babson Prohibition 57,812 Earl Browder Communist 46,251 ]ohn W. Aiken Socialist Labor 14,892 Franklin D. Roosevelt Democratic 432 25,606,585 Thomas E. Dewey Republican 99 22,014,745 Norman Thomas ...
... Thomas Socialist 99,557 Roger Q. Babson Prohibition 57,812 Earl Browder Communist 46,251 ]ohn W. Aiken Socialist Labor 14,892 Franklin D. Roosevelt Democratic 432 25,606,585 Thomas E. Dewey Republican 99 22,014,745 Norman Thomas ...
الصفحة 1271
... Thomas remained as second in command in the area. In the autumn of 1864 Gen. J. B. Hood broke away from Atlanta and menaced Sherman's extended lines of communications, and Sherman left to Thomas the task of containing Hood. A delaying ...
... Thomas remained as second in command in the area. In the autumn of 1864 Gen. J. B. Hood broke away from Atlanta and menaced Sherman's extended lines of communications, and Sherman left to Thomas the task of containing Hood. A delaying ...
الصفحة 1419
... Thomas, Isaiah 1271 Thomas, Norman Mattoon q.394, 429, 440, 459, 474, 499, 517, t.769, t.770, 1272 Thomas, Philip Francis t.772 Thomas, Seth 105 "Thomas Carlyle" (Whistler) 1318 Thompson, Benjamin 96 Thompson, Henry Adams 282 Thompson ...
... Thomas, Isaiah 1271 Thomas, Norman Mattoon q.394, 429, 440, 459, 474, 499, 517, t.769, t.770, 1272 Thomas, Philip Francis t.772 Thomas, Seth 105 "Thomas Carlyle" (Whistler) 1318 Thompson, Benjamin 96 Thompson, Henry Adams 282 Thompson ...
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Exploration of the New World | 638 |
The Frontier 17501890 | 658 |
Canada and Mexico | 672 |
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