They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the Presidency |
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With his death all animosity and criticism stopped at once ; his loss was more deeply felt than any since Lincoln's . Greeley would have enjoyed reading his obituary notices , though doubtless he would have done a little editing here ...
With his death all animosity and criticism stopped at once ; his loss was more deeply felt than any since Lincoln's . Greeley would have enjoyed reading his obituary notices , though doubtless he would have done a little editing here ...
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For once this was not sheer ego - posturing : he was the strong man among the Whigs , and the Whigs had become the strongest party in the country . At last Clay breathed easy ; after twenty - four years of unrelenting pursuit he had ...
For once this was not sheer ego - posturing : he was the strong man among the Whigs , and the Whigs had become the strongest party in the country . At last Clay breathed easy ; after twenty - four years of unrelenting pursuit he had ...
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They had made a tragic blunder in Pierce . Once again they had had to choose between Buchanan , who had been a state legislator , member of Congress , secretary of state , and Fremont , whose knowledge of the inside workings of politics ...
They had made a tragic blunder in Pierce . Once again they had had to choose between Buchanan , who had been a state legislator , member of Congress , secretary of state , and Fremont , whose knowledge of the inside workings of politics ...
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