They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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第 86 頁
... give weight to them . I shall do nothing and say nothing to advance my candi- dacy . If I should receive the nomination , I shall then resign from the Bench and state my views as a private citizen . " He could find no one to sympathize ...
... give weight to them . I shall do nothing and say nothing to advance my candi- dacy . If I should receive the nomination , I shall then resign from the Bench and state my views as a private citizen . " He could find no one to sympathize ...
第 353 頁
... give him an honest answer . I have nothing to hide , nothing to fear . No one speaks for me . I speak only for myself . I have no party organization , I have no powerful interests behind me . I make no deals , swaps , promises . I am ...
... give him an honest answer . I have nothing to hide , nothing to fear . No one speaks for me . I speak only for myself . I have no party organization , I have no powerful interests behind me . I make no deals , swaps , promises . I am ...
第 402 頁
... give such a league only the barest lip service , and was castigated roundly by Wendell Willkie in Collier's for not understanding that the United States , like every other nation in the world , must give up some of its sovereignty in ...
... give such a league only the barest lip service , and was castigated roundly by Wendell Willkie in Collier's for not understanding that the United States , like every other nation in the world , must give up some of its sovereignty in ...
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