They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... York Tribune said , " A sort of intrusive feeling pervades the people that Fre- mont will be nominated and elected . He seems to combine more elements of strength than any man who has yet been named . " Fremont himself was pleased but ...
... York Tribune said , " A sort of intrusive feeling pervades the people that Fre- mont will be nominated and elected . He seems to combine more elements of strength than any man who has yet been named . " Fremont himself was pleased but ...
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... York volunteers well above their national quota ; when Secretary of War Stanton wired for help on the eve of Gettysburg , Gover- nor Seymour rushed more New York troops to the aid of General Meade . Both Lincoln and Stanton telegraphed ...
... York volunteers well above their national quota ; when Secretary of War Stanton wired for help on the eve of Gettysburg , Gover- nor Seymour rushed more New York troops to the aid of General Meade . Both Lincoln and Stanton telegraphed ...
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... York . He knew less about the theory of democracy than either Lewis Cass or Horatio Seymour , both of them scholars , but he had seen a people ' : democracy at work ; it became a deep - grained vision which was to enable him to ...
... York . He knew less about the theory of democracy than either Lewis Cass or Horatio Seymour , both of them scholars , but he had seen a people ' : democracy at work ; it became a deep - grained vision which was to enable him to ...
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