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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With other independent editors who held the interests of their country above the interests of their party , he rained criticism upon Grant , hoping to clear up some of the infected areas . President Grant turned from his critics with ...
With other independent editors who held the interests of their country above the interests of their party , he rained criticism upon Grant , hoping to clear up some of the infected areas . President Grant turned from his critics with ...
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If he had wanted twice this amount or twenty times this amount , Hanna would have collected it , for he said to business , to industry , to the financial interests , “ The Republican party is your party . ” With unlimited resources at ...
If he had wanted twice this amount or twenty times this amount , Hanna would have collected it , for he said to business , to industry , to the financial interests , “ The Republican party is your party . ” With unlimited resources at ...
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The financial interests of Massachusetts had helped Calvin Coolidge rise from an obscure ward heeler , petty opportunist and mediocre state legislator to the office of governor because in their wildest dreams they could not have ...
The financial interests of Massachusetts had helped Calvin Coolidge rise from an obscure ward heeler , petty opportunist and mediocre state legislator to the office of governor because in their wildest dreams they could not have ...
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