They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... head , torso nor limbs seemed to bear much relation to each other , as though all three had been sired by different parents and stuck together with mucilage . His head was as round as the baseball he feared , with a bulging forehead ...
... head , torso nor limbs seemed to bear much relation to each other , as though all three had been sired by different parents and stuck together with mucilage . His head was as round as the baseball he feared , with a bulging forehead ...
第 167 頁
... head to President Lincoln ; he quarreled with President Lincoln and went over his head in sporadic bursts of dictatorship . There also emerged the basic weakness of his character : having built the most powerful army of its times , he ...
... head to President Lincoln ; he quarreled with President Lincoln and went over his head in sporadic bursts of dictatorship . There also emerged the basic weakness of his character : having built the most powerful army of its times , he ...
第 294 頁
... heads without consideration of political party , choosing the best talent he could find . When an engineer to whom he offered the job of head of the Department of Roads answered , " But , Governor Smith , I know nothing of politics ...
... heads without consideration of political party , choosing the best talent he could find . When an engineer to whom he offered the job of head of the Department of Roads answered , " But , Governor Smith , I know nothing of politics ...
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