They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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第 195 頁
... father , who was the leading political mind of the countryside , he listened to penetrating discussions of the issues of the day , of the manner in which elections best could be waged and won . In his father's home he met the political ...
... father , who was the leading political mind of the countryside , he listened to penetrating discussions of the issues of the day , of the manner in which elections best could be waged and won . In his father's home he met the political ...
第 253 頁
... father went back into the army as a major to continue the battle against the British , a heritage he was to pass on to his son as Scott's father passed his on to young Winfield . While his father was stationed at Wilmington , Delaware ...
... father went back into the army as a major to continue the battle against the British , a heritage he was to pass on to his son as Scott's father passed his on to young Winfield . While his father was stationed at Wilmington , Delaware ...
第 371 頁
... father's stiff military bearing , but he once jokingly told his mother that he could never forgive her for denying him his father's height . Tom says of his grandfather , " He thought advertising undignified , never allowed his name ...
... father's stiff military bearing , but he once jokingly told his mother that he could never forgive her for denying him his father's height . Tom says of his grandfather , " He thought advertising undignified , never allowed his name ...
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