They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the Presidency |
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Both were for the gold standard ; though the Democrats were more outspokenly against imperialism , both believed in fair treatment for the Filipinos and eventual liberation ; both believed that labor unions had the same rights as ...
Both were for the gold standard ; though the Democrats were more outspokenly against imperialism , both believed in fair treatment for the Filipinos and eventual liberation ; both believed that labor unions had the same rights as ...
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After praising Smith's record as governor and his personal character , Marshall posed the following problems : that the Catholic church believed all power not granted to the state to be left in the hands of the Catholic church ...
After praising Smith's record as governor and his personal character , Marshall posed the following problems : that the Catholic church believed all power not granted to the state to be left in the hands of the Catholic church ...
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The difference between the two men , however , was more basic : a fundamental difference of political philosophy . Hoover believed , sincerely and on the basis of his experience , that all prosperity in a nation sprang from business ...
The difference between the two men , however , was more basic : a fundamental difference of political philosophy . Hoover believed , sincerely and on the basis of his experience , that all prosperity in a nation sprang from business ...
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