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The Influence of William B. Allison in Congressional Legislation, 1863-1880
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Papers of William B. Allison
The papers of William B. Allison document his political career. Consisting primarily of correspondence, the papers include letters from: Albert B. Cummins, Jonathan P. Dolliver, Stuyvesant Fish, George D. Perkins, Theodore Roosevelt, Leslie M. Shaw, William H. Taft, and Henry Wallace. Spanning half a century, the topics discussed range from banking to Indian affairs, Oklahoma statehood to the Panama Canal, and railroads to Republicans.
