They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, 1966 - 434 頁 Profiles of 23 presidential candidates who were defeated for the presidency of the United States, from 1824 to 1964. |
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... elections . It was a class - war election , one of the strongest since the Clay election of 1832 , and the most clearly defined until the election of 1940. Manufacturers called their employees to- gether to tell them that if Bryan were ...
... elections . It was a class - war election , one of the strongest since the Clay election of 1832 , and the most clearly defined until the election of 1940. Manufacturers called their employees to- gether to tell them that if Bryan were ...
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... election day that New Jersey and Connecticut , both doubtful states , had gone for Tilden , there was every indication of a landslide . By nightfall Tilden also had captured New York State , and everyone knew that the election had been ...
... election day that New Jersey and Connecticut , both doubtful states , had gone for Tilden , there was every indication of a landslide . By nightfall Tilden also had captured New York State , and everyone knew that the election had been ...
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... election in United States history . Douglas moved hard and fast so that his magnetic presence would have its effect ... election of a Black Republican is to be the signal for that attempt , and that the leaders of the scheme desire the ...
... election in United States history . Douglas moved hard and fast so that his magnetic presence would have its effect ... election of a Black Republican is to be the signal for that attempt , and that the leaders of the scheme desire the ...
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