They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the Presidency |
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He reached out a mighty vocal hand , clutched his listeners by the throat and heart , gathered them to his spacious bosom in what remained the outstanding instance of mass hypnotism until the advent of Adolf Hitler .
He reached out a mighty vocal hand , clutched his listeners by the throat and heart , gathered them to his spacious bosom in what remained the outstanding instance of mass hypnotism until the advent of Adolf Hitler .
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But when every parcel had been identified , the hundred - thousand - dollar check in question remained unclaimed . Trapped , under oath , the president of the New York Life Insurance Company confessed that the realestate setup had been ...
But when every parcel had been identified , the hundred - thousand - dollar check in question remained unclaimed . Trapped , under oath , the president of the New York Life Insurance Company confessed that the realestate setup had been ...
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Though Fremont never mentioned his illegal birth , it remained as a barb and a spur in his consciousness . Much of his dramatic and superbly heroic conduct is understandable in the light of his flight from childhood .
Though Fremont never mentioned his illegal birth , it remained as a barb and a spur in his consciousness . Much of his dramatic and superbly heroic conduct is understandable in the light of his flight from childhood .
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