They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the Presidency |
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master of the House he assumed the chamber to be his private castle , refusing to surrender control of it to the Senate committee in charge of the inaugural ceremonies , denying them permission to bring in the fine red Senate chairs on ...
master of the House he assumed the chamber to be his private castle , refusing to surrender control of it to the Senate committee in charge of the inaugural ceremonies , denying them permission to bring in the fine red Senate chairs on ...
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Tilden was completely convinced that the House should decide between conflicting electoral returns ; to prove his point he wrote and published a brilliant study under the title of The Presidential Counts .
Tilden was completely convinced that the House should decide between conflicting electoral returns ; to prove his point he wrote and published a brilliant study under the title of The Presidential Counts .
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in the House ; he accomplished this by reason of his power to make friends , his outstanding mental gifts , his clever adroitness in parliamentary maneuver . As a reward for his leadership he was elected Speaker of the House , achieving ...
in the House ; he accomplished this by reason of his power to make friends , his outstanding mental gifts , his clever adroitness in parliamentary maneuver . As a reward for his leadership he was elected Speaker of the House , achieving ...
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