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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In 1811 , after only one year in the Senate , he stood for the House because he "
preferred the accustomed turbulence of a lower House to the solemn stillness of
the Senate . ” His eloquating had packed the ladies ' gallery of the Senate ...
In 1811 , after only one year in the Senate , he stood for the House because he "
preferred the accustomed turbulence of a lower House to the solemn stillness of
the Senate . ” His eloquating had packed the ladies ' gallery of the Senate ...
第 209 頁
By distributing his material to the newspapers , by seeing that The Presidential
Counts reached a large part of the influential public , he prevented the Senate
from accepting the Republican votes of the southern states . Thus he put himself
in ...
By distributing his material to the newspapers , by seeing that The Presidential
Counts reached a large part of the influential public , he prevented the Senate
from accepting the Republican votes of the southern states . Thus he put himself
in ...
第 224 頁
With a fiery speech in the Senate he announced to the world that another war
had been added to the war in Kansas : the war between Douglas and Buchanan .
He was outraged at the fraud and violence being practiced in Kansas , he was ...
With a fiery speech in the Senate he announced to the world that another war
had been added to the war in Kansas : the war between Douglas and Buchanan .
He was outraged at the fraud and violence being practiced in Kansas , he was ...
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