On the cold, windy night of March 20, 1854, 36-year-old lawyer Alvan Bovay rounded up dozens of his neighbors in Ripon, Wisconsin, and gathered them in a schoolhouse for a meeting that would change the course of American history. It was the group’s second gathering of the month.
Is It Time for the Republican Party to Split Apart?
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