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 385 頁
... Dewey well in order to dislike him . " This allegation was now hotly denied . Tom Dewey had long enjoyed bad relations with the press . News- papermen disliked him cordially , found him overbearing , opportunistic in making them work ...
... Dewey well in order to dislike him . " This allegation was now hotly denied . Tom Dewey had long enjoyed bad relations with the press . News- papermen disliked him cordially , found him overbearing , opportunistic in making them work ...
第 387 頁
... Dewey committee bother to look up Gov- ernor Warren when it reached Chicago , to inform him of their decision . The Republican platform was framed under the guidance of Dewey's board of strategy and Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio , of ...
... Dewey committee bother to look up Gov- ernor Warren when it reached Chicago , to inform him of their decision . The Republican platform was framed under the guidance of Dewey's board of strategy and Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio , of ...
第 394 頁
... Dewey's prosecu- tion of Roosevelt , for he now had his adversary in the political dock and was presenting to the ... Dewey . When in a train wreck in Oregon Candi- date Dewey showed his mettle by the unselfish manner in which he ...
... Dewey's prosecu- tion of Roosevelt , for he now had his adversary in the political dock and was presenting to the ... Dewey . When in a train wreck in Oregon Candi- date Dewey showed his mettle by the unselfish manner in which he ...
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