They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the Presidency |
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CHAPTER TWO James G. Blaine JAMES G. BLAINE came of a wealthy and important family that had run itself into the ground by the time he appeared on the scene . If the Blaine family had never been affluent , or if it still had been ...
CHAPTER TWO James G. Blaine JAMES G. BLAINE came of a wealthy and important family that had run itself into the ground by the time he appeared on the scene . If the Blaine family had never been affluent , or if it still had been ...
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Blaine ignored the charge until the newspapers circulated the story , then in a pyrotechnical speech to a jammed House he denied ... Blaine's rabid followers declared their hero exonerated , labeled the charges a " Democratic smear .
Blaine ignored the charge until the newspapers circulated the story , then in a pyrotechnical speech to a jammed House he denied ... Blaine's rabid followers declared their hero exonerated , labeled the charges a " Democratic smear .
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Stuffed with the rarest of foods and the choicest of wines , Blaine made a speech in which he extolled the great gifts which these men had made to the nation , praised the record of the Republican party which had " elevated the standard ...
Stuffed with the rarest of foods and the choicest of wines , Blaine made a speech in which he extolled the great gifts which these men had made to the nation , praised the record of the Republican party which had " elevated the standard ...
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