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第 242 頁
... Blaine was falling deeper into the dark pat- tern of his private past . Before the House could act on his expulsion Blaine rose for the second time to defend himself ; once again the galleries were packed , for he had let word get ...
... Blaine was falling deeper into the dark pat- tern of his private past . Before the House could act on his expulsion Blaine rose for the second time to defend himself ; once again the galleries were packed , for he had let word get ...
第 243 頁
... Blaine bring it to the secretary's attention ? He could , and did . The government gave the company an opening order for twenty thousand rifles ; Blaine received ten thousand dollars ' worth of stock in the com- pany . He had not ...
... Blaine bring it to the secretary's attention ? He could , and did . The government gave the company an opening order for twenty thousand rifles ; Blaine received ten thousand dollars ' worth of stock in the com- pany . He had not ...
第 249 頁
... Blaine and his millionaires , many of whom had been involved with him in the railroad scandals , for the " Belshazzar's Feast " and " Boodle Banquet . ” The World published a cartoon showing an unemployed , skeletonlike man , holding ...
... Blaine and his millionaires , many of whom had been involved with him in the railroad scandals , for the " Belshazzar's Feast " and " Boodle Banquet . ” The World published a cartoon showing an unemployed , skeletonlike man , holding ...
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