They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the Presidency |
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Perhaps for this reason it had been the first dirty campaign in the life of the young nation . He had played a considerable part in making it dirty by heaping abuse upon his rival candidates instead of criticizing the issues for which ...
Perhaps for this reason it had been the first dirty campaign in the life of the young nation . He had played a considerable part in making it dirty by heaping abuse upon his rival candidates instead of criticizing the issues for which ...
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nexed as a potential addition to the cotton empire and slavery ; the north was opposed to annexation for the identical reason . Cass , as an empire builder , approved the adding of Texas to the United States ; he was not overly ...
nexed as a potential addition to the cotton empire and slavery ; the north was opposed to annexation for the identical reason . Cass , as an empire builder , approved the adding of Texas to the United States ; he was not overly ...
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... Law School stated the reasons why he was voting for Roosevelt . This seemed to be the epitome of the campaign : people were voting for or against Franklin D. Roosevelt ; Wendell Willkie was serving as a highly attractive decoy .
... Law School stated the reasons why he was voting for Roosevelt . This seemed to be the epitome of the campaign : people were voting for or against Franklin D. Roosevelt ; Wendell Willkie was serving as a highly attractive decoy .
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