They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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第 25 頁
... legislature to get the amendments into work . That Cox was able to do this without conflict or injured feelings proved his abilities as a public executive . One of the permanent interests of his life was the public - school system . He ...
... legislature to get the amendments into work . That Cox was able to do this without conflict or injured feelings proved his abilities as a public executive . One of the permanent interests of his life was the public - school system . He ...
第 41 頁
... legislature , forcing his will upon that legislature by an unscrupulous maneuver . Perceiving a campaign issue in 1811 , only seven years after this successful furthering of monopoly , he heatedly opposed the charter- ing of the Bank of ...
... legislature , forcing his will upon that legislature by an unscrupulous maneuver . Perceiving a campaign issue in 1811 , only seven years after this successful furthering of monopoly , he heatedly opposed the charter- ing of the Bank of ...
第 85 頁
... legislature alone had this right . The greatest mass of his work was aimed at limiting the right of his own or any court to usurp the powers of the people's legislature ! His decisions had been uniformly progressive and humanitarian ...
... legislature alone had this right . The greatest mass of his work was aimed at limiting the right of his own or any court to usurp the powers of the people's legislature ! His decisions had been uniformly progressive and humanitarian ...
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