They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... career which would keep him a force in national politics for half a century , young Henry had a number of assets : he was as fast and light as a cat in thinking on his feet ; he had the courage to argue with anyone on any subject ; he ...
... career which would keep him a force in national politics for half a century , young Henry had a number of assets : he was as fast and light as a cat in thinking on his feet ; he had the courage to argue with anyone on any subject ; he ...
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... career and character of Henry Clay . 7 What kind of president would Henry Clay have made ? There would have been differences of degree if he had been elected in 1824 or 1832 or 1844 ; he might have been milder in the early years , the ...
... career and character of Henry Clay . 7 What kind of president would Henry Clay have made ? There would have been differences of degree if he had been elected in 1824 or 1832 or 1844 ; he might have been milder in the early years , the ...
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... career the most good . He was also charged with being not so assiduous in his prosecutions of wealthy men and their henchmen , such as Wall Street's Charles E. Mitchell , as he was of the maldoers in the poorer classes . Aside from the ...
... career the most good . He was also charged with being not so assiduous in his prosecutions of wealthy men and their henchmen , such as Wall Street's Charles E. Mitchell , as he was of the maldoers in the poorer classes . Aside from the ...
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