they Also Ran1946 |
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第 81 頁
... Alton B. Parker LE IS THE FORGOTTEN MAN among the forgotten men who Also Of all the unsuccessful candidates for the presidency of the United States no longer living , he alone has had no biography written about him . This is something ...
... Alton B. Parker LE IS THE FORGOTTEN MAN among the forgotten men who Also Of all the unsuccessful candidates for the presidency of the United States no longer living , he alone has had no biography written about him . This is something ...
第 88 頁
... Alton Brooks Parker . It was the first time a candidate had made such a move . It was an act of daring that might have lost him the nomination , made him an outcast from the party he had served and believed in all his life . What forces ...
... Alton Brooks Parker . It was the first time a candidate had made such a move . It was an act of daring that might have lost him the nomination , made him an outcast from the party he had served and believed in all his life . What forces ...
第 97 頁
... Alton Brooks Parker would have achieved the same results with less fanfare , less spectacular means : instead of crying " Charge ! " at San Juan Hill , he would have said quietly to his troops , " Gentlemen , shall we proceed ? ” Since ...
... Alton Brooks Parker would have achieved the same results with less fanfare , less spectacular means : instead of crying " Charge ! " at San Juan Hill , he would have said quietly to his troops , " Gentlemen , shall we proceed ? ” Since ...
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