They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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第 342 頁
... Willkie was accumulating real estate and wealth . The following year the natural gas evaporated , and with it Herman Willkie's fortune . The Willkies were hard - working , conscientious , earning for their brood of four boys and two ...
... Willkie was accumulating real estate and wealth . The following year the natural gas evaporated , and with it Herman Willkie's fortune . The Willkies were hard - working , conscientious , earning for their brood of four boys and two ...
第 353 頁
... Willkie onrush . Forty congressmen and five senators signed a petition urging the delegates to work against Willkie's nomination ; Senator McNary told the delegates that " the West will go against us if Mr. Willkie heads the ticket ...
... Willkie onrush . Forty congressmen and five senators signed a petition urging the delegates to work against Willkie's nomination ; Senator McNary told the delegates that " the West will go against us if Mr. Willkie heads the ticket ...
第 358 頁
... Willkie's press secretary was obliged to explain the next day that Mr. Willkie had misspoken , that “ Mr. Willkie had meant to say that Mr. Roosevelt had urged a settlement at Munich , and the pact there agreed to sell Czechoslovakia ...
... Willkie's press secretary was obliged to explain the next day that Mr. Willkie had misspoken , that “ Mr. Willkie had meant to say that Mr. Roosevelt had urged a settlement at Munich , and the pact there agreed to sell Czechoslovakia ...
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