They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the Presidency |
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Greeley was the more complex man living in a simpler world ; Cox was the more simple man living in a more complex world . Greeley was the more brilliant and visionary , Cox the more emotionally balanced , yet James Cox is the lineal ...
Greeley was the more complex man living in a simpler world ; Cox was the more simple man living in a more complex world . Greeley was the more brilliant and visionary , Cox the more emotionally balanced , yet James Cox is the lineal ...
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He was the greatest living practitioner of the art of oratory ; his oratory , and his oratory alone , rocketed the convention , for he said nothing that had not been said by other Democrats in speech and press a thousand times .
He was the greatest living practitioner of the art of oratory ; his oratory , and his oratory alone , rocketed the convention , for he said nothing that had not been said by other Democrats in speech and press a thousand times .
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Living in it ? I wish I could see it . " Blaine was acting , reading from an ever - lengthening play script which he memorized through the years ; it was superb acting because he loved both his role and his audience .
Living in it ? I wish I could see it . " Blaine was acting , reading from an ever - lengthening play script which he memorized through the years ; it was superb acting because he loved both his role and his audience .
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