Arthur P Gorman a Maryland Statesman of eighteenth Senatorial years
A concise portrait of Arthur P Gorman's eighteen years in the U S Senate from 1881 to 1899, detailing his rise as a parliamentary power on Rules Printing and Appropriations Committees, his tariff stance blending revenue needs with fair distribution, leadership in major fights like the Force Bill and interstate commerce, and his lasting impact on Maryland through harbor improvements, Navy support, and urban development.
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Albany
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Lamar
Pendleton
Garland
Gormanin
St. Louis
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Carlisle
Lamont
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