They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the Presidency |
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In the end he succeeded in keeping Monroe out of the House altogether : the president was sworn in on a temporary platform erected outside the Congress . He added affront to the office of the presidency by refusing to attend the ...
In the end he succeeded in keeping Monroe out of the House altogether : the president was sworn in on a temporary platform erected outside the Congress . He added affront to the office of the presidency by refusing to attend the ...
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At last Clay breathed easy ; after twenty - four years of unrelenting pursuit he had caught up with his life ambition : he would be president . The news that his enemies had defeated him at the convention and again nominated Harrison ...
At last Clay breathed easy ; after twenty - four years of unrelenting pursuit he had caught up with his life ambition : he would be president . The news that his enemies had defeated him at the convention and again nominated Harrison ...
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Only three years before , in 1858 , McClellan had been vice - president of the Illinois Central Railroad . His company had engaged the services of Abraham Lincoln to defend them in a court case . At the last moment counsel for the ...
Only three years before , in 1858 , McClellan had been vice - president of the Illinois Central Railroad . His company had engaged the services of Abraham Lincoln to defend them in a court case . At the last moment counsel for the ...
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