They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... secure someone else , their forces again would be split . He read in such papers as the Milwaukee Free Press that " service on the Supreme Bench is of the highest importance to the country , but at this critical time , when the most ...
... secure someone else , their forces again would be split . He read in such papers as the Milwaukee Free Press that " service on the Supreme Bench is of the highest importance to the country , but at this critical time , when the most ...
第 204 頁
... secure a majority ? Could Samuel Tilden , a man without warmth or charm or attractiveness or personality , fire a nation for a great cause ? He was not a vote cadger , he was a vote manufacturer . He published a . seven - hundred - page ...
... secure a majority ? Could Samuel Tilden , a man without warmth or charm or attractiveness or personality , fire a nation for a great cause ? He was not a vote cadger , he was a vote manufacturer . He published a . seven - hundred - page ...
第 268 頁
... secure than rebellion , for it stands without means to resist out- rages or to resent tyranny . " For a man who wanted a placid life , Seymour took the long way round Robin's barn . His resolve had not been that he would be tranquil in ...
... secure than rebellion , for it stands without means to resist out- rages or to resent tyranny . " For a man who wanted a placid life , Seymour took the long way round Robin's barn . His resolve had not been that he would be tranquil in ...
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