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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Following the tradition of Al Smith , Landon announced , " In Kansas we insist that no teacher should be required to take an oath not required of any other citizen . " Again like Al Smith , he kept the door of his office in the capitol ...
Following the tradition of Al Smith , Landon announced , " In Kansas we insist that no teacher should be required to take an oath not required of any other citizen . " Again like Al Smith , he kept the door of his office in the capitol ...
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By the middle of February 1936 the Republicans were tak- ing Alf Landon's nomination for granted . Newsmen sent from every large paper to interview Governor Landon wired back reports to the home folks that he was " sound . . . sensi- ...
By the middle of February 1936 the Republicans were tak- ing Alf Landon's nomination for granted . Newsmen sent from every large paper to interview Governor Landon wired back reports to the home folks that he was " sound . . . sensi- ...
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Though Alf Landon of Kansas was having a difficult time convincing the people that Franklin Delano Roosevelt of Hyde Park ... To Landon's charges Roosevelt replied , " I believe , I have always believed , and I always will believe in ...
Though Alf Landon of Kansas was having a difficult time convincing the people that Franklin Delano Roosevelt of Hyde Park ... To Landon's charges Roosevelt replied , " I believe , I have always believed , and I always will believe in ...
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