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Thcough Speaial Permission of the Publishers of The Book of Knawledge, Copyright, 1923-26. y ;/ bo/ I L \/ " «‘,‘«;_T—\'- - €€ o AREROE 5 % * vy The = United States Navy, which had been al fowed to diminish since the Civil War, was strengthened when the construction of modern warships was begun. P A 14! 2 % B ) ' 7 T il e | AR }',:'-:'," -.3-.; .- ) * \ "‘*,"\‘? A @ < M oy 0 TR <= G L DR i) AR R N XN / ibl b < :‘j«" ‘N\ \ \%‘ R ~ ‘;.,,m :,;,\ , & Mm.‘ N A\ y A ‘/‘ [',l;, ! ; SR . /' N \,W“ A p ~f’;\;-"-t:/ { 4 l \ | ; ‘»’/' &\ 51] ; ‘. g 2 - N =2 R 1 \» e A 8 % N { SR \ / # ' GRQVER = 'X | BENJAMIN /efl, - o 'CLEVELAND HARRISON ‘ Presitdent Cleveland was in favor of a low tariff on iported goods, but the Senate, mostly Republican, re fusad [to consent. Cieveland and the Senate fought bitter battles. In the election of 1888 Cleveland was . beaten by Benjamin Harvison, Republican. 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