They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... tion , outside the whirlpool and cesspool of partisanship . He had the feeling that the Bench should not be raided for executive officers , that the men of the judiciary should remain at their highly tech- nical jobs . Neither he nor ...
... tion , outside the whirlpool and cesspool of partisanship . He had the feeling that the Bench should not be raided for executive officers , that the men of the judiciary should remain at their highly tech- nical jobs . Neither he nor ...
第 139 頁
... tion between the shot and the marriage , but there was a considerable relation between the marriage and Fremont's rise to fame . Without the one he might have enjoyed little of the other . By another strange coincidence the first two ...
... tion between the shot and the marriage , but there was a considerable relation between the marriage and Fremont's rise to fame . Without the one he might have enjoyed little of the other . By another strange coincidence the first two ...
第 286 頁
... tion within their gift . " Therein lay the mainspring of his lifework : he must make good for the East Side , for all those who were still on the lowest rung , so that they too might have an opportunity to rise in the world . Though he ...
... tion within their gift . " Therein lay the mainspring of his lifework : he must make good for the East Side , for all those who were still on the lowest rung , so that they too might have an opportunity to rise in the world . Though he ...
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