They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the Presidency |
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His first step was to run for Congress on the Democratic ticket . His Republican opponent obligingly involved himself in a scandal by getting wrecked on a joy ride , and Cox won hands down . Folks began to talk about " Cox luck .
His first step was to run for Congress on the Democratic ticket . His Republican opponent obligingly involved himself in a scandal by getting wrecked on a joy ride , and Cox won hands down . Folks began to talk about " Cox luck .
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In the end he succeeded in keeping Monroe out of the House altogether : the president was sworn in on a temporary platform erected outside the Congress . He added affront to the office of the presidency by refusing to attend the ...
In the end he succeeded in keeping Monroe out of the House altogether : the president was sworn in on a temporary platform erected outside the Congress . He added affront to the office of the presidency by refusing to attend the ...
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... Maine man by adoption , 235 ; marriage , 235-36 ; a container , not a content ; editor , Speaker of Maine House , 236 ; election to Congress , physique , 237 ; election as Speaker of the House , ambition to become president , 238-39 ...
... Maine man by adoption , 235 ; marriage , 235-36 ; a container , not a content ; editor , Speaker of Maine House , 236 ; election to Congress , physique , 237 ; election as Speaker of the House , ambition to become president , 238-39 ...
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