They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... Taft , Theodore Roosevelt's first lieutenant whom he had named to succeed him , was a middle - of - the - roader , he was backed by a formidable array of tycoons , Morgan , Carnegie , Rockefeller , who contributed lavishly in the names ...
... Taft , Theodore Roosevelt's first lieutenant whom he had named to succeed him , was a middle - of - the - roader , he was backed by a formidable array of tycoons , Morgan , Carnegie , Rockefeller , who contributed lavishly in the names ...
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... Taft was a Unitarian who did not believe in either the immaculate conception or the divinity of Christ ; taking their cue from their leader many Democratic clergymen , particularly the Fun- damentalists of the south , attacked Taft on ...
... Taft was a Unitarian who did not believe in either the immaculate conception or the divinity of Christ ; taking their cue from their leader many Democratic clergymen , particularly the Fun- damentalists of the south , attacked Taft on ...
第 99 頁
... Taft and Roosevelt . He had declined the nomination on the grounds that he would not oppose Taft , who had appointed him to the Supreme Bench only two years before . For a solid year before the 1916 convention he firmly declared that he ...
... Taft and Roosevelt . He had declined the nomination on the grounds that he would not oppose Taft , who had appointed him to the Supreme Bench only two years before . For a solid year before the 1916 convention he firmly declared that he ...
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