Rise and Progress of the Republican Party in 1912 Era
Retrospective overview traces early Republican origins from 1854 through Kansas Nebraska debates and Missouri Compromise fights. Describes party reorganization as essential, contrasts with Whig and Know Nothing factions, and links roots to national unity, civil rights, and constitutional government amid slavery expansions.
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