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John Arthur Roebuck has written:
'Life and letters of John Arthur Roebuck' -- subject(s): Politics and government
'History of the Whig ministry of 1830, to the passing of the Reform bill' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Whig Party (Great Britain), History
'Pamphlets for the people' -- subject(s): Politics and government, Great Britain, Great Britain. Parliament, Reform
'The stamped press of London, and its morality'
'History of the Whig ministry of 1830' -- subject(s): Whig Party (Great Britain), History
'The colonies of England' -- subject(s): Colonies, Administration, Politics and government
'Life and letters, with chapters of autobiography'
'History Of The Whig Ministry Of 1830 V1'
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Country-whig. has written:
'Another letter from a country-whig to Richard Steele, Esq'
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Dorothy Waples has written:
'The American reputation of James Fenimore Cooper, 1821-1841'
'The Whig myth of James Fenimore Cooper' -- subject(s): American Political fiction, History, History and criticism, Myth in literature, Political and social views, Politics and literature, Whig Party (U.S.) in literature
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Frank O'Gorman has written:
'The emergence of the British two-party system, 1760-1832' -- subject(s): History, Political parties
'The Whig party and the French Revolution' -- subject(s): Whig Party (Great Britain)
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No- Pierce was not a Whig. His predecessors Taylor and Fillmore were the last Whig presidents and Pierce's opponent, Winfield Scott was the man to run for President as a Whig.
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Fillmore was a Whig when he was elected vice-president. He was the last Whig to
be President. Later he ran as the candidate for the American (aka Know-Nothing) party.
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No, a Whig is not a Democrat. The Whig Party was a political party in the United States that existed in the mid-19th century. It was generally more conservative than the Democratic Party of that time.
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What did the Democratic Party and the Whig party have in common
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Fillmore was a Whig. He was the last of four Whig presidents.
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Definitely not. The Whig party was formed to oppose him and his successors.
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Portrait of a Whig - 2007 was released on:
USA: 2007
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Whig Party - United States - was created in 1833.
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Whig - British political party - was created in 1678.
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Robert Graham - Whig politician - died in 1859.
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At first he was part of the Whig party, but soon became a Republican.
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opposition to Whig support of national bank.
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The party that was formed was called the Whig Party.
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The Whig party.
(Not the wig party! The Whig party!)
~Guardiavoir
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The whig party
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In the election of 1852 the Whig Party began to be destroyed. The party was divided on whether or not to allow slavery in the new territories.
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Thomas H. O'Connor has written:
'Lords of the loom, the Cotton Whigs and the coming of the Civil War' -- subject(s): Causes, History, United States, Whig Party (Massachusetts), Whig Party (Mass.), United States Civil War, 1861-1865
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Whig party died
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Whig of the old school has written:
'Remarks on the conduct of the modern Whigs'
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He was the last president who was neither; he was a Whig.
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The conflict between President Tyler and the Whig leaders, like Henry Clay, arose because the Whig Party controlled Congress. The major conflict was that the Whig Party wanted to establish a national bank and Tyler did not support it.
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Wig is a homonym of Whig. A wig is a head covering made of real or artificial hair, while Whig refers to a member of a political party in Great Britain in the 18th and 19th centuries.
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The 'Whig' party was organized against Andrew Fackson
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William Henry Harrison and his running mate, John Tyler, were the Whig candidates in 1840.
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The Whig Party disappeared following the election of 1854.
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The whig party opposed president Andrew Jackson and most of his ideals. They favored congress over presidency.
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