They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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第 27 頁
... able to defeat an Ohio man than another Ohio man ? The Republicans had had two powerful candidates to choose between : first , Leonard Wood , who as governor general of Cuba had supervised the purging of yellow fever , a chief of staff ...
... able to defeat an Ohio man than another Ohio man ? The Republicans had had two powerful candidates to choose between : first , Leonard Wood , who as governor general of Cuba had supervised the purging of yellow fever , a chief of staff ...
第 77 頁
... able and reputable judge from New York . Judge Parker promptly announced that he would fight the campaign on a gold standard . This gave William Jennings Bryan the excuse for which he had been looking . He subtly sabotaged Parker ...
... able and reputable judge from New York . Judge Parker promptly announced that he would fight the campaign on a gold standard . This gave William Jennings Bryan the excuse for which he had been looking . He subtly sabotaged Parker ...
第 403 頁
... able to defeat Blaine only by a few thousand margin which threw him New York's electoral vote . In the Alfred E. Smith - Herbert Hoover contest the voters had two good men to choose between . They were guilty of griev- ous errors in ...
... able to defeat Blaine only by a few thousand margin which threw him New York's electoral vote . In the Alfred E. Smith - Herbert Hoover contest the voters had two good men to choose between . They were guilty of griev- ous errors in ...
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