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Home Of The Menominee Nation Oct 2019

Home Of The Menominee Nation

St. Norbert Times

  • News
    • Home of the Menominee Nation
    • Remembering Roots: Heritage Week 2019
    • Ever Ancient, Ever New
    • IT Brings Wi-Fi to College Houses
    • Chalk the Talk
  • Opinion
    • Small Things That I Hate
    • Is Water Wet?
    • Democratic Politicians Are Ignoring Their Voters on Abortion
    • Since When Is Reading Believing
    • A Commercial We Cannot Ignore
    • Saudi Oil Exports Crippled in Bombings
  • Features
    • Potential for Public Leadership
    • Midterm Scaries: The Best Ways to Study
    • Fun Fall Activities Around De Pere
  • Entertainment
    • Student Spotlight
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    • My Current Top Four Songs
    • Spider-Man Returns: Disney and Sony Reach New Deal
    • Gender Inequality in Film …


Indiana's Southern Senator: Jesse Bright And The Hoosier Democracy, John J. Wickre Jan 2013

Indiana's Southern Senator: Jesse Bright And The Hoosier Democracy, John J. Wickre

Theses and Dissertations--History

Without northern doughface Democrats, and northern states like Indiana, the South could not have held dominance in American politics during the sectional crisis. Anchoring the extreme end of the doughface North was Indiana’s slaveholding senator Jesse Bright (his holdings were in Kentucky). Yet, he was no flailing radical pushed to the margins of northern politics. Bright was the chief party boss who by the mid to late 1850s controlled the state of Indiana. He was one of the most influential leaders getting James Buchanan into the presidency. He did this, in part, because Indiana was a conservative state that disliked …


The Upland Monitor: May 31, 1917, Chester N. Reed May 1917

The Upland Monitor: May 31, 1917, Chester N. Reed

The Upland Monitor 1917-1918 (Vol 24.2)

The May 31, 1917 edition of The Upland Monitor.


The Upland Monitor: April 5, 1917, Chester N. Reed Apr 1917

The Upland Monitor: April 5, 1917, Chester N. Reed

The Upland Monitor 1917-1918 (Vol 24.2)

The April 5, 1917 edition of The Upland Monitor.


The Upland Monitor: March 15, 1917, Chester N. Reed Mar 1917

The Upland Monitor: March 15, 1917, Chester N. Reed

The Upland Monitor 1917-1918 (Vol 24.2)

The March 15, 1917 edition of The Upland Monitor.


The Upland Monitor: August 10, 1916, Chester N. Reed Aug 1916

The Upland Monitor: August 10, 1916, Chester N. Reed

The Upland Monitor 1916-1917 (Vol 24)

The August 10, 1916 edition of The Upland Monitor.


The Upland Monitor: October 21, 1915, Chester N. Reed Oct 1915

The Upland Monitor: October 21, 1915, Chester N. Reed

The Upland Monitor 1915-1916 (Vol 23.2)

The October 21, 1915 edition of The Upland Monitor.


The Upland Monitor: June 3, 1915, Chester N. Reed Jun 1915

The Upland Monitor: June 3, 1915, Chester N. Reed

The Upland Monitor 1915-1916 (Vol 23.2)

The June 3, 1915 edition of The Upland Monitor.


The Upland Monitor: March 4, 1915, Chester N. Reed Mar 1915

The Upland Monitor: March 4, 1915, Chester N. Reed

The Upland Monitor 1915-1916 (Vol 23.2)

The March 4, 1915 edition of The Upland Monitor.


The Upland Monitor: February 18, 1915, Chester N. Reed Feb 1915

The Upland Monitor: February 18, 1915, Chester N. Reed

The Upland Monitor 1915-1916 (Vol 23.2)

The February 18, 1915 edition of The Upland Monitor.