They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... Hancock's story unfold , a spec- tator is inclined to think , with reverential awe : " If only the world were full of men like Hancock , what a sweet world this would be ! " 2 His grandfather was taken prisoner by the English while ...
... Hancock's story unfold , a spec- tator is inclined to think , with reverential awe : " If only the world were full of men like Hancock , what a sweet world this would be ! " 2 His grandfather was taken prisoner by the English while ...
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... Hancock to the local courts and judges ; urged by northern settlers to set aside elections on the grounds that they were irregular , and to remove officials who were charged with malfeasance , Hancock replied : " Only the people can set ...
... Hancock to the local courts and judges ; urged by northern settlers to set aside elections on the grounds that they were irregular , and to remove officials who were charged with malfeasance , Hancock replied : " Only the people can set ...
第 185 頁
... Hancock's picture off its wall and stored it in the cellar . 4 Hancock had been a soldier before the Civil War began and , unlike Fremont and McClellan , continued to be a soldier after its close . Never- theless from the nomination of ...
... Hancock's picture off its wall and stored it in the cellar . 4 Hancock had been a soldier before the Civil War began and , unlike Fremont and McClellan , continued to be a soldier after its close . Never- theless from the nomination of ...
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