They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... Republicans could establish a majority in all three states , Hayes would be elected by an electoral majority of one vote ! Going to the Republican National Headquarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel , Reid awakened the Republican chairman ...
... Republicans could establish a majority in all three states , Hayes would be elected by an electoral majority of one vote ! Going to the Republican National Headquarters at the Fifth Avenue Hotel , Reid awakened the Republican chairman ...
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... Republican party , with millions of de- voted followers . Wendell Willkie believed Tom Dewey to be an isola- tionist and a tory in political economy ; Willkie believed that Tom Dewey represented the insular standpat Republicanism of ...
... Republican party , with millions of de- voted followers . Wendell Willkie believed Tom Dewey to be an isola- tionist and a tory in political economy ; Willkie believed that Tom Dewey represented the insular standpat Republicanism of ...
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... Republican Herald - Tribune : “ He is probably more responsible than any other single man for leading the Republican party into blind alleys of dumb obstruction on the vital issues of our time . " Tom Dewey decreed that Wendell Willkie ...
... Republican Herald - Tribune : “ He is probably more responsible than any other single man for leading the Republican party into blind alleys of dumb obstruction on the vital issues of our time . " Tom Dewey decreed that Wendell Willkie ...
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