Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Pittsburg” in chapter 9 of Edward L. Pierce, Memoir and letters of Charles Sumner: volume 3:
...as Adams thought, been looking forward to the leadership of his party in 1856; but its present rout, rather than defeat, clouded his future in that direction.
The Free Soil national convention at Pittsburg in August, of which Wilson was president, and Adams and Giddings were members, nominated John P. Hale for President, and George W. Julian for Vice-President.
Adams on his way home wrote to Sumner, ...
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Pittsburg (Alabama, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Texas, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Colorado, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Florida, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Illinois, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Illinois, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Indiana, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Iowa, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Kentucky, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Michigan, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Missouri, United States) |
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Pittsburg (New Hampshire, United States) |
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Pittsburg (New Mexico, United States) |
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Pittsburg (New Mexico, United States) |
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Pittsburg (North Carolina, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Oklahoma, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Oklahoma, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Oregon, United States) |
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Pittsburg (South Carolina, United States) |
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Pittsburg (Utah, United States) |
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