They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the Presidency |
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He held his power over the House and a large portion of the electorate because
he projected a physical emanation : electrical , chemical , X - ray : a substance
that left his body and entered the body of his listener , sent his audiences away ...
He held his power over the House and a large portion of the electorate because
he projected a physical emanation : electrical , chemical , X - ray : a substance
that left his body and entered the body of his listener , sent his audiences away ...
第 45 頁
45 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 the ...
45 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 the ...
第 209 頁
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 . At times he seemed more
interested in ...
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 . At times he seemed more
interested in ...
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