They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the Presidency |
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In 1910 the Republicans of his district in West Virginia informed the Democratic
convention that they would bolt their party and vote for Davis if he were
nominated for Congress ; when he was appointed solicitor general in 1913 the ...
In 1910 the Republicans of his district in West Virginia informed the Democratic
convention that they would bolt their party and vote for Davis if he were
nominated for Congress ; when he was appointed solicitor general in 1913 the ...
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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 ...
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 ...
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He was still vigorous at sixty , but a younger generation had arisen ; though its
philosophy was based in part on the work that John W . Davis had done , his time
had passed ; he was never to receive the appointment , never to be a judge ...
He was still vigorous at sixty , but a younger generation had arisen ; though its
philosophy was based in part on the work that John W . Davis had done , his time
had passed ; he was never to receive the appointment , never to be a judge ...
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