They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the Presidency |
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CHAPTER TWO Wendell L. Willkie WENDELL WILLKIE was one of the most puzzling and contradictory characters to appear in twentieth - century American politics . As with Henry Clay and William Jennings Bryan , it is difficult to begin a ...
CHAPTER TWO Wendell L. Willkie WENDELL WILLKIE was one of the most puzzling and contradictory characters to appear in twentieth - century American politics . As with Henry Clay and William Jennings Bryan , it is difficult to begin a ...
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In the early days of his successful law practice in Ohio , when his friends had volunteered to send him to Congress , Wendell Willkie had replied , " No public office for me ! " Fifteen years later the voters made him stand by his ...
In the early days of his successful law practice in Ohio , when his friends had volunteered to send him to Congress , Wendell Willkie had replied , " No public office for me ! " Fifteen years later the voters made him stand by his ...
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Wendell Willkie received thousands of messages to keep up his work , but he took to the radio and in a heavy , tired voice instructed the faithful to disband the clubs that had been organized in his name , to give their full allegiance ...
Wendell Willkie received thousands of messages to keep up his work , but he took to the radio and in a heavy , tired voice instructed the faithful to disband the clubs that had been organized in his name , to give their full allegiance ...
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