Horace Greeley

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Founder of

Republican Party

Birthdate

February 3, 1811

Birthplace

Amherst, New Hampshire

Date of Death

November 29, 1872

Place of Death

New York City

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Hints toward reforms, in lectures, addresses, and other writings

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Labour's political economy, or, The tariff question considered / by Horace Greeley. To which is added the Report of the public meeting of delegates, held in Toronto on the 14th April, 1858 / published by the "Association for the Promotion of Canadian Industry"

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Protection and free trade

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Divorce

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The Great industries of the United States

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Hints toward reforms

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Recollections of a busy life: including reminiscences of American politics and politicians, from the opening of the Missouri contest to the downfall of slavery

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What Horace Greeley knows about secession and secessionists--The progress of disunion sentiment at the South--Encouraging the secessionists, by professing sympathy with them--Inspiring the North with the belief that the South was not in earnest--Changing front after the war had began, &c., &c., &c., &c

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00000001212472380

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OL1959927A0

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247728970

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United States

Wikidata ID

Q436790

Overview

Horace Greeley was a journalist and politician born on February 3, 1811, in Amherst, New Hampshire. Holding United States citizenship, Greeley played a role in founding the Republican Party. He passed away on November 29, 1872, in New York City. Horace Greeley is considered a person of historical significance.

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