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... 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 200 頁
... Democrat ; he had helped build New York City's Tam- many Hall ; as a practical politician he knew that the Democratic party needed the Tammany vote in order to help win state and national elec- tions . If Tweed had confined his ...
... Democrat ; he had helped build New York City's Tam- many Hall ; as a practical politician he knew that the Democratic party needed the Tammany vote in order to help win state and national elec- tions . If Tweed had confined his ...
第 333 頁
... party had arisen : Senator Robert La Follette of Wisconsin was leading a Progressive party which declared Davis and Coolidge to be as alike as the Gold Dust Twins ! John W. Davis and the Democratic party , which had served as the ...
... party had arisen : Senator Robert La Follette of Wisconsin was leading a Progressive party which declared Davis and Coolidge to be as alike as the Gold Dust Twins ! John W. Davis and the Democratic party , which had served as the ...
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