10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TAMMANY SOCIETY»
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Sealed with Blood: War, Sacrifice, and Memory in ...
40. Tammany Society, Account of the Interment, 17; January 11 and February 8,
1808, Tammany Society Minute Book, NYPL. 41. Tammany Society, "Circular
Letter," February 11, 1808, attached to Robert Townsend, Jr., to Thomas
Jefferson, ...
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Proceedings of the
Tammany Society, or Columbia Order, on ...
Society of Tammany (NEW YORK). sideration the high price of provisions, and
from this gathering proceeded the mob which attacked the flour store of Eli Hart &
Co., at Nos. 173 and 175 Washington street. Much odium was thrown upon the ...
Society of Tammany (NEW YORK), 1867
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History of the
Tammany Society from Its Organization to the ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
BiblioBazaar, Feigl Fred, E Vale Blake, 2010
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Celebration at
Tammany Hall, of the ninety fourth ...
Tammany Society, or Columbian Order (N.Y.), Eugene Casserly. Atlantic to "
where rolls the Oregon," and not only at the State, but the national elections. Mr.
Tweed (when the enthusiasm subsided, and keeping his hat on as is the usage
for ...
Tammany Society, or Columbian Order (N.Y.), Eugene Casserly, 1870
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The History of
Tammany Hall
Summarized, it readas follows: “ Tammany Society is a private association,
incorporated for charitable purposes. There is nothing in its charter, constitution
or by-laws making it a political organization in any sense of the term. The
Democrats of ...
6
The Frontier Republic: Ideology and Politics in the Ohio ...
Members listed in Tammany Society Papers, Chillicothe Wigwam, 1807-1905,
Ohio Historical Society: Chillicothe Society to the Tammany Society of Pittsburgh,
June 18. 1810, ibid. 34 J. Van Home to Thomas Scott, March 25. 1811. Tammany
...
Andrew Robert Lee Cayton, 1986
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Machine Made:
Tammany Hall and the Creation of Modern ...
The Tammany Society's “grand sachem” presided over a council of lesser elders,
called “sachems,” while rank-and-file members were known as “braves.” The
society's headquarters was known informally as “the Wigwam,” a reference that ...
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The New York City Draft Riots : Their Significance for ...
George Washington Plunkitt's famous description of the Tammany Fourth some
decades later would have suited equally well the Tweed-era gatherings: "The
very constitution of the Tammany Society requires that we must assemble at the ...
Iver Bernstein Assistant Professor of History Washington University, 1990
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Ireland and the Americas: Culture, Politics, and History : a ...
In 1805, the New York Society was incorporated as a benevolent society and
built its first “wigwam” or hall in 1811. The Tammany Society was a secret
organization with secret handshakes and elaborate rituals that supposedly had
Native ...
James Patrick Byrne, Philip Coleman, Jason Francis King, 2008
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Riot and Revelry in Early America
See also, on the Tammany societies, Deloria, Playing Indian, esp. 38-70, and
Abrahams, "White Indians in Penn's City," in the present volume. Deloria carefully
distinguishes the New York Tammany Society from the Philadelphia Tammany ...
William Pencak, Matthew Dennis, 2010
4 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TAMMANY SOCIETY»
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The Case For Tammany Hall Being On The Right Side Of History
By the Jacksonian era in the 1820s, the Tammany Society was, in essence, the main faction of the Democratic Party in New York County, which of course is ... «NPR, Mar 14»
Once a Temple of Corruption, Now a Landmark
The 17th Street facade features the seal of the Tammany Society and sculptural reliefs of Chief Tammany and Christopher Columbus, as well as a Revolutionary ... «New York Times, Nov 13»
New York's Tammany Hall, byword for corruption, gets landmark status
The Tammany Society was founded in the late 1780s as a social club but quickly morphed into a powerful vote-delivering machine. It courted the city's exploding ... «Reuters, Oct 13»
Tammany Hall Named An Official NYC Landmark
The so-called Tammany Society - named for a Native American chief - dominated city politics from the mid-19th century through the first few decades of the 20th, ... «New York Daily News, Oct 13»
