Life of James G Blaine spans genius and storms
James G Blaine's life is reviewed as a dramatic arc from Maine editor and six term congressman to secretary of state and rival for the presidency. The piece highlights his oratorical growth, political battles with Conkling Garfield and Hill, Mulligan affair, and lasting legacy as a pan American statesman and author.
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White House
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