They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the Presidency |
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A self - trained man , he had consumed large quantities of books , become enamored in the first flush of his learning with high - sounding words ; it had been with pride that he had dragged out a five - syllable word to fit an occasion ...
A self - trained man , he had consumed large quantities of books , become enamored in the first flush of his learning with high - sounding words ; it had been with pride that he had dragged out a five - syllable word to fit an occasion ...
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He was obsessed with the idea of becoming a dictator . In a series of astonishingly indiscreet letters to his wife he keeps referring to the subject : " I find myself in a new and strange position here , " he writes from Washington .
He was obsessed with the idea of becoming a dictator . In a series of astonishingly indiscreet letters to his wife he keeps referring to the subject : " I find myself in a new and strange position here , " he writes from Washington .
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He had vowed not only to become Speaker of the House , but one of the best the House had known ; he had tremendous love for the office , and from this love arose a high quality of service . He worked hard , was faithful ...
He had vowed not only to become Speaker of the House , but one of the best the House had known ; he had tremendous love for the office , and from this love arose a high quality of service . He worked hard , was faithful ...
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