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Stephen A. Douglas

23 Apr 1813 — 3 Jun 1861 · 151 obras en el catálogo

Stephen Arnold Douglas (né Douglass; April 23, 1813 – June 3, 1861) was an American politician and lawyer from Illinois. A U.S. senator, he was one of two nominees of the badly split Democratic Party to run for president in the 1860 presidential election, which was won by Republican candidate Abraham Lincoln.

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TThe letters of Stephen A. Douglas

The letters of Stephen A. Douglas

1961

AAn American continental commercial union or alliance

An American continental commercial union or alliance

1986

Tapa de A brief treatise upon constitutional and party questions, and the history of political parties

A brief treatise upon constitutional and party questions, and the history of political parties

Stephen A. Douglas (1813–1861) — obras y número de Cutter | Cutter Number

1866

Tapa de Speech of Hon. S.A. Douglas, of Illinois, against the admission of Kansas under the Lecompton constitution

Speech of Hon. S.A. Douglas, of Illinois, against the admission of Kansas under the Lecompton constitution

1858

Tapa de Speech of Hon. Stephen A. Douglas of Illinois

Speech of Hon. Stephen A. Douglas of Illinois

1852

SSpeech of Mr. Douglass [sic], of Illinois

Speech of Mr. Douglass [sic], of Illinois

1981

Tapa de A Brief Treatise Upon Constitutional and Party Questions, and the History of Political Parties

A Brief Treatise Upon Constitutional and Party Questions, and the History of Political Parties

1866

AAdmission of Kansas under the Wyandott constitution

Admission of Kansas under the Wyandott constitution

1860

Tapa de Autobiography of Stephen A. Douglas

Autobiography of Stephen A. Douglas

1913

EExecution of United States laws

Execution of United States laws

1855

Tapa de The inauguaration of Mills's equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson, at Washington, January 8, 1853

The inauguaration of Mills's equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson, at Washington, January 8, 1853

1853

Tapa de The inauguration of Mill's equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson at Washington, January 8, 1853

The inauguration of Mill's equestrian statue of Andrew Jackson at Washington, January 8, 1853

1853

Tapa de The issues of 1858

The issues of 1858

1858

Tapa de Kansas--Lecompton Convention

Kansas--Lecompton Convention

1858

Tapa de Letter of Senator Douglas

Letter of Senator Douglas

1854

Tapa de "Let the people rule"

"Let the people rule"

1860

TThe Montgomery address of Stephen A. Douglas

The Montgomery address of Stephen A. Douglas

1939

Tapa de Oration of the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas

Oration of the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas

1853

Tapa de Popular sovereignity in the territories

Popular sovereignity in the territories

1859

Tapa de Record of Hon. Stephen A. Douglas on the tariff

Record of Hon. Stephen A. Douglas on the tariff

1860

RRemarks in reply to Senator Collamer, on Kansas territorial

Remarks in reply to Senator Collamer, on Kansas territorial affairs

1856

Tapa de Remarks of Senator Douglas, of Illinois, in reply to Senator Collamer, on Kansas territorial affairs

Remarks of Senator Douglas, of Illinois, in reply to Senator Collamer, on Kansas territorial affairs

1856

Tapa de Remarks of the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, in the Senate of the United States, March 6, 1861, on the resolution of Mr. Dixon to print the inaugural address of President Lincoln

Remarks of the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas, in the Senate of the United States, March 6, 1861, on the resolution of Mr. Dixon to print the inaugural address of President Lincoln

1861

SSpeech in reply to Mr. Soulé

Speech in reply to Mr. Soulé

1850

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