They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... Davis and Davis ; one by one they were turned down . " You know I don't want John to enter politics , " cried his father . " Knowing how I feel , why do you persist in this plan to nominate him ? ” " Because he's the best man we've got ...
... Davis and Davis ; one by one they were turned down . " You know I don't want John to enter politics , " cried his father . " Knowing how I feel , why do you persist in this plan to nominate him ? ” " Because he's the best man we've got ...
第 330 頁
... Davis - for - president boom sprang from the same source that had precipitated him into the state legislature in 1898 and the Congress in 1911 : his friends and admirers in West Virginia . When these enthusiasts mentioned him for the ...
... Davis - for - president boom sprang from the same source that had precipitated him into the state legislature in 1898 and the Congress in 1911 : his friends and admirers in West Virginia . When these enthusiasts mentioned him for the ...
第 337 頁
... Davis had done , his time had passed ; he was never to receive the appointment , never to be a judge . 4 What kind of president would John W. Davis have made ? Were his gifts better fitted for the years of 1924-28 than those of Calvin ...
... Davis had done , his time had passed ; he was never to receive the appointment , never to be a judge . 4 What kind of president would John W. Davis have made ? Were his gifts better fitted for the years of 1924-28 than those of Calvin ...
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