They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... wrote plaintively to his sister , " but I do have the luck of getting into more trouble than any dozen other officers . " It wasn't luck ; it was genius . The next years George McClellan spent as an army engineer in the construction of ...
... wrote plaintively to his sister , " but I do have the luck of getting into more trouble than any dozen other officers . " It wasn't luck ; it was genius . The next years George McClellan spent as an army engineer in the construction of ...
第 242 頁
... wrote to Warren Fisher which was not made public until the election of 1884. In it he wrote a long and detailed defense of his conduct , which he begged Fisher to copy and mail back to him immediately : " I want you to send me a letter ...
... wrote to Warren Fisher which was not made public until the election of 1884. In it he wrote a long and detailed defense of his conduct , which he begged Fisher to copy and mail back to him immediately : " I want you to send me a letter ...
第 350 頁
... wrote in his syndicated column that if Willkie were nominated he would make a powerful candidate and , if elected , a great president . Called on the long - distance telephone by a reporter who asked his reaction to this remark ...
... wrote in his syndicated column that if Willkie were nominated he would make a powerful candidate and , if elected , a great president . Called on the long - distance telephone by a reporter who asked his reaction to this remark ...
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