They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... remained a fair - to - middling lawyer if the British had given him half a chance ; for , although he had a tre- mendous admiration for Caesar and Africanus , believing that he could become an equally great general , he was living in a ...
... remained a fair - to - middling lawyer if the British had given him half a chance ; for , although he had a tre- mendous admiration for Caesar and Africanus , believing that he could become an equally great general , he was living in a ...
第 219 頁
... remained permanently set as a nation when Douglas reached the Senate , there would have been little likelihood of civil war . But new lands were being pioneered ; war was waging with Mexico over Texas , California and what later be ...
... remained permanently set as a nation when Douglas reached the Senate , there would have been little likelihood of civil war . But new lands were being pioneered ; war was waging with Mexico over Texas , California and what later be ...
第 296 頁
... remained a blunt , hardheaded businessman in government . " He just eats docu- ments up . Messages and reports are his meat . Figures talk to him . ” He was no profound social theorist , he sought to remedy effects rather than causes ...
... remained a blunt , hardheaded businessman in government . " He just eats docu- ments up . Messages and reports are his meat . Figures talk to him . ” He was no profound social theorist , he sought to remedy effects rather than causes ...
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