They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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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 he was dubbed " Old Fuss and Feathers " because of his weakness for elaborate and colorful uni- forms . Though he unquestionably loved his sashes , plumes and tight britches , he wore them not only to pay tribute to his ...
... career he was dubbed " Old Fuss and Feathers " because of his weakness for elaborate and colorful uni- forms . Though he unquestionably loved his sashes , plumes and tight britches , he wore them not only to pay tribute to his ...
第 170 頁
... career was ended . But another career was in the offing , one in which he had an excellent chance of achieving even greater fame and importance . In August of 1864 President Lincoln would observe , " I do not see how we can defeat ...
... career was ended . But another career was in the offing , one in which he had an excellent chance of achieving even greater fame and importance . In August of 1864 President Lincoln would observe , " I do not see how we can defeat ...
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