American Political Terms: An Historical DictionaryWayne State University Press, 1962 - 516 pagine |
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Pagina 172
... Cabbages and Kings 298. A man had better be in God's country living on free lunch than there . That the phrase is much earlier than our first quotation is sug- gested by the following passage ex- tolling the attributes of Kentucky ...
... Cabbages and Kings 298. A man had better be in God's country living on free lunch than there . That the phrase is much earlier than our first quotation is sug- gested by the following passage ex- tolling the attributes of Kentucky ...
Pagina 510
... Cabbages and Kings . New York , 1904 . Roads of Destiny . New York , 1909 . Oberholtzer , Ellis . The Referendum in America . New York , 1911 . Old South Leaflets . Boston , 1896- Olmstead , Frederick . The Cotton Kingdom . 2v . New ...
... Cabbages and Kings . New York , 1904 . Roads of Destiny . New York , 1909 . Oberholtzer , Ellis . The Referendum in America . New York , 1911 . Old South Leaflets . Boston , 1896- Olmstead , Frederick . The Cotton Kingdom . 2v . New ...
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