They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the Presidency |
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And here he was when the Republican convention nominated him for the presidency in June of 1916. The convention could not be blamed for nominating him , nor the people for wanting him . His record had been superb ; of such material ...
And here he was when the Republican convention nominated him for the presidency in June of 1916. The convention could not be blamed for nominating him , nor the people for wanting him . His record had been superb ; of such material ...
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He was a loyal Whig ; the Whig convention had set up this platform ; therefore it was his duty to endorse it . Caught off guard when the telegram informing him of his nomination arrived , he dispatched an immediate ...
He was a loyal Whig ; the Whig convention had set up this platform ; therefore it was his duty to endorse it . Caught off guard when the telegram informing him of his nomination arrived , he dispatched an immediate ...
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The first ballot at the Republican convention in Philadelphia in June of 1940 read : Dewey , 360 votes ; Taft , 189 ; Willkie , 105. Dewey led on the first three ballots , but even during this time the convention hall was being rocked ...
The first ballot at the Republican convention in Philadelphia in June of 1940 read : Dewey , 360 votes ; Taft , 189 ; Willkie , 105. Dewey led on the first three ballots , but even during this time the convention hall was being rocked ...
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