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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His work in Michigan and the northwest helped elect the man who had cost him
the nomination . Michigan sent Cass to the United States Senate , where he
fought for expansion of empire on the American continent , became known as the
...
His work in Michigan and the northwest helped elect the man who had cost him
the nomination . Michigan sent Cass to the United States Senate , where he
fought for expansion of empire on the American continent , became known as the
...
第 263 頁
... to the polls there was every reason to believe that Cass would make a better
president than Taylor : he had been a state legislator in Ohio , governor of the
Michigan Territory , secretary of war , minister to France and senator from
Michigan .
... to the polls there was every reason to believe that Cass would make a better
president than Taylor : he had been a state legislator in Ohio , governor of the
Michigan Territory , secretary of war , minister to France and senator from
Michigan .
第 372 頁
During his high - school years he had sung in the church choir and minstrel
shows ; his major activity at the University of Michigan was as a member of the
glee club , a soloist in the Ann Arbor Methodist Church , and in the college plays .
During his high - school years he had sung in the church choir and minstrel
shows ; his major activity at the University of Michigan was as a member of the
glee club , a soloist in the Ann Arbor Methodist Church , and in the college plays .
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