They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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第 42 頁
... House be- cause he " preferred the accustomed turbulence of a lower House to the solemn stillness of the Senate . " His eloquating had packed the ladies ' gallery of the Senate whenever it had been announced that he would speak , but he ...
... House be- cause he " preferred the accustomed turbulence of a lower House to the solemn stillness of the Senate . " His eloquating had packed the ladies ' gallery of the Senate whenever it had been announced that he would speak , but he ...
第 45 頁
... House were more becoming . " In the end he succeeded in keeping Monroe out of the House altogether : the president was sworn in on a temporary platform erected outside the Congress . He added affront to the office of the presidency by ...
... House were more becoming . " In the end he succeeded in keeping Monroe out of the House altogether : the president was sworn in on a temporary platform erected outside the Congress . He added affront to the office of the presidency by ...
第 209 頁
... House should decide be- tween conflicting electoral returns ; to prove his point he wrote and pub- lished a brilliant study under the title of The Presidential Counts . At times he seemed more interested in the case as a lawyer than as ...
... House should decide be- tween conflicting electoral returns ; to prove his point he wrote and pub- lished a brilliant study under the title of The Presidential Counts . At times he seemed more interested in the case as a lawyer than as ...
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