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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第 24 頁
... Congress on the Democratic ticket . His Republican opponent obligingly involved himself in a scandal by getting wrecked on a joy ride , and Cox won hands down . Folks began to talk about " Cox luck . " His four years in Congress were ...
... Congress on the Democratic ticket . His Republican opponent obligingly involved himself in a scandal by getting wrecked on a joy ride , and Cox won hands down . Folks began to talk about " Cox luck . " His four years in Congress were ...
第 330 頁
... Congress in 1911 : his friends and admirers in West Virginia . When these enthusiasts mentioned him for the Democratic nomination in 1920 , Mark Sullivan commented , " If an energetic group of Democratic leaders should get be- hind Mr ...
... Congress in 1911 : his friends and admirers in West Virginia . When these enthusiasts mentioned him for the Democratic nomination in 1920 , Mark Sullivan commented , " If an energetic group of Democratic leaders should get be- hind Mr ...
第 430 頁
... Congress , phy . sique , 237 ; election as Speaker of the House , ambition to become president , 238-39 ; in the railroad scandals , 239 , 241-43 ; hat in the ring , 240 ; Mulligan letters , 241-43 , 246-47 ; senator , 244 ; secretary ...
... Congress , phy . sique , 237 ; election as Speaker of the House , ambition to become president , 238-39 ; in the railroad scandals , 239 , 241-43 ; hat in the ring , 240 ; Mulligan letters , 241-43 , 246-47 ; senator , 244 ; secretary ...
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