[Article] Decisive battles of the law. The Hayes-Tilden contest–a political arbitration, By Frederick Trevor Hill | Harper's Magazine

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Decisive battles of the law. The Hayes-Tilden contest–a political arbitration

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1876 Charles O'Conor Election George F. (George Franklin) Edmunds Joseph Bradley Presidents Rutherford Birchard Hayes Samuel J. Tilden Stanley Matthews United States United StatesElectoral Commission (1877)

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