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According to the Liberal Magazine, Liberal, Labour and Nationalism have polled
an aggregate of 3,394,259 votes against a Unionist aggregate of 2,556,731 votes
. The “Liberal ” excess being computed at 837,528, which looks well on paper, ...
According to the Liberal Magazine, Liberal, Labour and Nationalism have polled
an aggregate of 3,394,259 votes against a Unionist aggregate of 2,556,731 votes
. The “Liberal ” excess being computed at 837,528, which looks well on paper, ...
Page 112
What created the general impression of “an overwhelming endorsement" was the
fact [Mr. Littlefield said] that Parker fell short of Bryan's vote 1,280,985, giving
Roosevelt an abnormally large popular majority. The total vote in 1904 was ...
What created the general impression of “an overwhelming endorsement" was the
fact [Mr. Littlefield said] that Parker fell short of Bryan's vote 1,280,985, giving
Roosevelt an abnormally large popular majority. The total vote in 1904 was ...
Page 165
For some weeks previous to a General Election scarcely anything else is talked
of, and it is to be feared that business suffers accordingly. The interest is, of
course, increased by the fact that women as well as men have the privilege of
voting, ...
For some weeks previous to a General Election scarcely anything else is talked
of, and it is to be feared that business suffers accordingly. The interest is, of
course, increased by the fact that women as well as men have the privilege of
voting, ...
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