They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... James Middleton Cox HE IS ONE of the clearest cases in all American history of the best man having been defeated . He was the right candidate running at the wrong time . When James Middleton Cox was asked what he thought might be the ...
... James Middleton Cox HE IS ONE of the clearest cases in all American history of the best man having been defeated . He was the right candidate running at the wrong time . When James Middleton Cox was asked what he thought might be the ...
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... James Cox might not have been nominated at San Francisco . Thus he would have missed what he considered the climax ... Middleton Cox was nominated on the forty - fourth ballot . Mark Sullivan commented , " While it is true that Cox was ...
... James Cox might not have been nominated at San Francisco . Thus he would have missed what he considered the climax ... Middleton Cox was nominated on the forty - fourth ballot . Mark Sullivan commented , " While it is true that Cox was ...
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... James Middleton Cox , as they had said to Horace Greeley , " You may be right , but we're just not interested . Go away and leave us alone . " Sixteen million people , including women , who were voting for the first time , cast their ...
... James Middleton Cox , as they had said to Horace Greeley , " You may be right , but we're just not interested . Go away and leave us alone . " Sixteen million people , including women , who were voting for the first time , cast their ...
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