They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyProfiles of 23 presidential candidates who were defeated for the presidency of the United States, from 1824 to 1964. |
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He would not become reconciled , refused to serve as secre- tary of war or ambassador to England , preferring his inde- pendent position as Speaker of the House : from this position he could wreck Monroe's administration , so completely ...
He would not become reconciled , refused to serve as secre- tary of war or ambassador to England , preferring his inde- pendent position as Speaker of the House : from this position he could wreck Monroe's administration , so completely ...
第 234 頁
Thus he put himself in the lead at the first turn , but it was to be a long race : for the Republicans were threatening war if the House tried to seat him . The cooler Tilden remained in his legal fight , the closer the rest of the ...
Thus he put himself in the lead at the first turn , but it was to be a long race : for the Republicans were threatening war if the House tried to seat him . The cooler Tilden remained in his legal fight , the closer the rest of the ...
第 264 頁
demonstrating to the House that it had no case , but when the roll was called he voted for impeachment , elected to serve his party rather than justice and good government . The one consistency of his congressional career was his in- ...
demonstrating to the House that it had no case , but when the roll was called he voted for impeachment , elected to serve his party rather than justice and good government . The one consistency of his congressional career was his in- ...
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