An edition of Samuel Tilden, the Real 19th President (2006)

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An edition of Samuel Tilden, the Real 19th President (2006)

Samuel Tilden, the Real 19th President

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Based on truth & Teleplay - Democratic candidate NY Governor Samuel Tilden's won the Presidency by over 254,000 votes. The story reveals how a NY Times Editor and the Republicans conspired to steal the election. Part Two -reveals all the facts about how the election was stolen - who was rewarded for their corruption and who was not.

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Samuel Tilden. New York Public Library, 1876 President Election, Electoral college 1876, Rutherford Hayes, National Arts Club, General, Personal Memoirs, Biography & Autobiography / Personal Memoirs, History-General, Biography & Autobiography, Biography / Autobiography, Biography/Autobiography
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Samuel Tilden
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New York City Gramercy Park, New York Public Library, Washington DC
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1876, 19th century

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1. November 6, 1876 Page 11 Chapter 2. November 7, 1876 Election Day Page 16 Chapter 3. Tilden is President Elect Page 19 Chapter 4. Hayes Admits Defeat Page 25 Chapter 5. Democrats Celebrate Page 28 Chapter 6. Conspiracy to Steal a Presidency Page 30 Chapter 7. Day After Election Page 38 Chapter 8. Which Candidate Wins Page 46 Chapter 9. Fearing the Worst Page 59 Chapter 10. Soldiers Ordered to Keep the Peace Page 62 Chapter 11. Legal Electors Page 67 Chapter 12. Scandals and Assumptions Page 74 Chapter 13. Certificates Are Opened Page 78 Chapter 14. Negotiations Begin Page 83 Chapter 15. Chance Meeting Page 87 Chapter 16. Publishing the Case Page 91 Chapter 17. Messages Galore Page 94 Chapter 18. New Rules Page 97 Chapter 19. Christmas Eve 1876 Page 106 Chapter 20. The Special Commission Bill Page 116 Chapter 21. Special Commission Act Passes Page 122 Chapter 22. A Problem With the Independent Justice Page 128 Chapter 23. Republican Victory Page 134 Chapter 24. Your Fraudulency - Old 7 to 8 Page 141 Part Two. Illustration Original Drawing New York Public Library - Tilden Trust Page 143 Chapter 1, 2 & 3. The Life of Samuel J Tilden Page 153 Appendices. Draft of the Address Prepared for the Minority of Electoral Commission Page 252 Appendices. Last Will and Testament Page 261 Appendices. To the Mayor, Alderman and Commonality of the City of New York Page 278

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9 x 5.9 x 1.1 inches
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14.4 ounces

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Based on truth - Democratic candidate NY Governor Samuel Tilden's won the Presidency by over 254,000 votes. The story reveals how a NY Times Editor and the Republicans conspired to steal the election. Part Two -reveals all the facts about how the election was stolen - who was rewarded for their corruption and who was not.

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