They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... Henry Clay HENRY CLAY SAID , " I would rather be right than be president . ” This was the sourest grape since Aesop originated his fable . He sat in his bedroom of the boardinghouse on Ninth Street in Wash- ington , a quizzical smile at ...
... Henry Clay HENRY CLAY SAID , " I would rather be right than be president . ” This was the sourest grape since Aesop originated his fable . He sat in his bedroom of the boardinghouse on Ninth Street in Wash- ington , a quizzical smile at ...
第 38 頁
... Henry de- bate the desirability of Virginia's ratifying the Constitution and becom- ing a member of the United States . For him the greatest of these was Patrick Henry because Patrick Henry was the outstanding orator of his day . He ...
... Henry de- bate the desirability of Virginia's ratifying the Constitution and becom- ing a member of the United States . For him the greatest of these was Patrick Henry because Patrick Henry was the outstanding orator of his day . He ...
第 234 頁
... Henry Clay as the household god : by the time he was ten he was a die - hard Whig , remaining one until 1856 , at which time he was absorbed with tens of thousands of other Whigs into the new Republican party . To the young boy Henry ...
... Henry Clay as the household god : by the time he was ten he was a die - hard Whig , remaining one until 1856 , at which time he was absorbed with tens of thousands of other Whigs into the new Republican party . To the young boy Henry ...
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