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第 87 頁
... Democratic party . The struggle inside the Democratic party over the nomination was to prove as exciting as the election itself . Though he had been out of active politics for twenty years , had neither enemies nor errors to make him ...
... Democratic party . The struggle inside the Democratic party over the nomination was to prove as exciting as the election itself . Though he had been out of active politics for twenty years , had neither enemies nor errors to make him ...
第 152 頁
... Democratic wheel horse , mollifier , political corkscrew . Thereupon was organized the dirtiest campaign in the Ameri- can political record . The Catholics were voting solidly against Fremont because they thought him sympathetic to the ...
... Democratic wheel horse , mollifier , political corkscrew . Thereupon was organized the dirtiest campaign in the Ameri- can political record . The Catholics were voting solidly against Fremont because they thought him sympathetic to the ...
第 185 頁
... Democratic party . ' وو Hancock became the center of wild and incendiary rumors : that he was preparing to lead a Democratic army against the Republican usurpa- tionists , that he was going to use force of arms to place Tilden in the ...
... Democratic party . ' وو Hancock became the center of wild and incendiary rumors : that he was preparing to lead a Democratic army against the Republican usurpa- tionists , that he was going to use force of arms to place Tilden in the ...
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