They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... important labor was bringing the American principles of self - government to the territory where the settlers were mostly backwoods Frenchmen , uninterested in democratic processes . He was in sole and complete command of the territory ...
... important labor was bringing the American principles of self - government to the territory where the settlers were mostly backwoods Frenchmen , uninterested in democratic processes . He was in sole and complete command of the territory ...
第 272 頁
... important personage in the state ; the Canal Report now snatched the son out of his comfortable ob- scurity and made him a figure of national importance . A historian of the period pronounced it " one of the ablest and best - written ...
... important personage in the state ; the Canal Report now snatched the son out of his comfortable ob- scurity and made him a figure of national importance . A historian of the period pronounced it " one of the ablest and best - written ...
第 327 頁
... important trial lawyer in the country : he represented his government before the Supreme Court . His appointment came about in part because President Wilson had since become acquainted with Davis and developed an admiration for his ...
... important trial lawyer in the country : he represented his government before the Supreme Court . His appointment came about in part because President Wilson had since become acquainted with Davis and developed an admiration for his ...
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