They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... White House , where you belong ! " Samuel J. Tilden relinquished all leadership . Bitterly disillusioned , ex- hausted , he reasoned that it was better to let Hayes and the Republicans have the election than to plunge the country once ...
... White House , where you belong ! " Samuel J. Tilden relinquished all leadership . Bitterly disillusioned , ex- hausted , he reasoned that it was better to let Hayes and the Republicans have the election than to plunge the country once ...
第 337 頁
... White House he would be friendly , ac- cessible , open to advice , gifted in counsel , skilled in finding formulas ... White so ably documents in his Puritan in Babylon , he came into the White House a pathological case : cruel ...
... White House he would be friendly , ac- cessible , open to advice , gifted in counsel , skilled in finding formulas ... White so ably documents in his Puritan in Babylon , he came into the White House a pathological case : cruel ...
第 339 頁
... White House , put there by the death of Warren Harding ; he could never have secured a presidential nomination on his own devices . A careful examination of his record shows him to be a mediocre mind . He willfully and stubbornly ...
... White House , put there by the death of Warren Harding ; he could never have secured a presidential nomination on his own devices . A careful examination of his record shows him to be a mediocre mind . He willfully and stubbornly ...
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