They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... 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 descendant of Horace Greeley , just ...
... 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 descendant of Horace Greeley , just ...
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... living at the height of his powers , that campaigning and public speaking were air and food and ecstasy to him . Of the six million words that gushed from his mouth in three and a half months , how many of them made sense ? Is it ...
... living at the height of his powers , that campaigning and public speaking were air and food and ecstasy to him . Of the six million words that gushed from his mouth in three and a half months , how many of them made sense ? Is it ...
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... living in a country which did not believe in war , did not think it could be attacked , and wanted no part of an army . Then the British , who had been seizing American vessels on the high seas , refused to obey President Jefferson's ...
... living in a country which did not believe in war , did not think it could be attacked , and wanted no part of an army . Then the British , who had been seizing American vessels on the high seas , refused to obey President Jefferson's ...
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