They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the Presidency |
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was as dead an issue as slavery , the eastern Gold Democrats secured the nomination of Alton B. Parker , a solid , able and reputable judge from New York . Judge Parker promptly announced that he would fight the campaign on a gold ...
was as dead an issue as slavery , the eastern Gold Democrats secured the nomination of Alton B. Parker , a solid , able and reputable judge from New York . Judge Parker promptly announced that he would fight the campaign on a gold ...
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His considerable genius for efficient and creative government was that he was able to awaken the interest of the people in what had previously been thought too technical . In a democracy this amounts to a miracle .
His considerable genius for efficient and creative government was that he was able to awaken the interest of the people in what had previously been thought too technical . In a democracy this amounts to a miracle .
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Since their structure was loose and they were just cutting their political eyeteeth , they did not have much success in putting over the men they wanted . By the time the presidential election of 1944 came along , they were able to ...
Since their structure was loose and they were just cutting their political eyeteeth , they did not have much success in putting over the men they wanted . By the time the presidential election of 1944 came along , they were able to ...
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