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1But on the broad political canvass one Yeatsian point must be made: the centre held.
2This eloquent fact could not be unfruitful at the end of a hot political canvass.
3Soon after the adjournment of Congress I returned to Ohio and entered actively into the political canvass.
4It is one of the thousand calumnies with which the press teemed, during an excited political canvass.
5The most remarkable political canvass witnessed in the country took place between Mr. Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas in 1858.
6Nothing beats tramping the streets on a political canvass to see the public at its obnoxious worst, writes David Adams.
7But in this political canvass the Judge ought to remember that I was not the first who dared to say forgery.
8Instead of a trip to Vicksburg I was soon enlisted in the political canvass, and this for three months occupied my attention.
9The political canvass had given freedom to his wings; he had learned to think on his feet, to meet interruption, to parry in debate.
10Sessions of the Legislature did not last long, and political canvasses were only occasional.
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