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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... speech , rewriting and adjusting according to the reactions of his audiences , de- termining the most effective timing , sharpening his " cross of gold and crown of thorns " hyperbole because : " I recognized its fitness for the ...
... speech , rewriting and adjusting according to the reactions of his audiences , de- termining the most effective timing , sharpening his " cross of gold and crown of thorns " hyperbole because : " I recognized its fitness for the ...
第 134 頁
... speech , and he did not dare upset the equation . His acceptance speech contained the epitome of his cam- paign and the seeds of his defeat : he had handled it as a scientific task to be performed in a laboratory . With almost geometric ...
... speech , and he did not dare upset the equation . His acceptance speech contained the epitome of his cam- paign and the seeds of his defeat : he had handled it as a scientific task to be performed in a laboratory . With almost geometric ...
第 432 頁
... speech had nothing to do with poli- tics , yet it was so effectively phrased and wistfully delivered that it helped stop the drift toward Thomas E. Dewey : " The Republican leaders have not been content with at- tacks on me , on my wife ...
... speech had nothing to do with poli- tics , yet it was so effectively phrased and wistfully delivered that it helped stop the drift toward Thomas E. Dewey : " The Republican leaders have not been content with at- tacks on me , on my wife ...
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