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Grant era policy on Santo Domingo and Civil War memory
A long stream of rhetoric criticizes Grant era foreign policy toward Santo Domingo and West Indies harbor plans, links to canal ambitions, and Confederate-era memory. The speaker defends Grant, denounces Ku Klux actions, urges gold standard, and defends administration policies while contrasting labor and economic reforms.
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Santo Domingo
Grant
Denmark
West Indies
Senate Congress
West India Islands
United States
Goveran
Cuba
Porto Rico
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Althnather
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Gen. Grant
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White House
Mississippi
Washburne
Tltinois
America
Louisiana
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Horace Greeley
Ohana
England
Horatio Seymour
Canada
Congress
Carolina
Virginia
Cuaremars
Lapis
Gmwrlemen
CNSO
Oaliax
Andrew
Abraham Lincoln
Hapubtien
Jean
Teward
Yanore
North Carolina
South Carolina
Ku Klux Klana
Andea
Grand Central
Europe
Cheerr
Johnson
Lincoln
Republican Party
Geo. Grant
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Pacific Railroad
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Pacific
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Equality of Rights
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Mary Lille Lute
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