They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... Seymour inherited vast stretches of land , including a considerable portion of Utica . The Seymour marriage was a happy one , lasting for fifty years , though its childlessness was a tragedy for Horatio , who was fond of hav- ing ...
... Seymour inherited vast stretches of land , including a considerable portion of Utica . The Seymour marriage was a happy one , lasting for fifty years , though its childlessness was a tragedy for Horatio , who was fond of hav- ing ...
第 277 頁
... Seymour's feeling for a moderate and constitutional war must have been shared by a considerable portion of the north , for he was elected the Democratic governor of New York . Despite his criticisms , he never uttered a hostile word ...
... Seymour's feeling for a moderate and constitutional war must have been shared by a considerable portion of the north , for he was elected the Democratic governor of New York . Despite his criticisms , he never uttered a hostile word ...
第 281 頁
... Seymour's declination ; Utah's chairman rose to say that Seymour was the man they had to have . While Horatio was waiting in the vestibule , mopping his brow , the convention nominated him unanimously , named a vice - presidential ...
... Seymour's declination ; Utah's chairman rose to say that Seymour was the man they had to have . While Horatio was waiting in the vestibule , mopping his brow , the convention nominated him unanimously , named a vice - presidential ...
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