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While Sumner became a Northern martyr,Brooks became a Southern hero. Resigning from Congress,Brooks stoodfor reelection andwon easily. Scores of Southerners sent himnew canes to replace the onehehad broken when beating Sumner.
This second edition of Access to History for the IB Diploma: Origins and development of authoritarian and single-party states provides: - Reliable, clear and in-depth content from topic experts - Analysis of the historiography surrounding ...
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US President Jimmy Carter announced in 1977 that US support to Nicaragua should no longer be considered automatic. The US ambassador to Nicaragua went on to advise Somoza that he should step down at the end of 1980 once his term ...
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... lack of demand for farm goods by reducing farm labour. Since the majority of farmers owned no land or only tiny plots, they were negatively affected by every economic downturn. SOURCE R Read Source R. What was the effect of.
The commander, Sir Douglas Haig, was both experienced and well-respected. Yet these attacks did not achieve a decisive breakthrough any more than those made in 1915 or the German attacks at Verdun in February 1916.
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