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第 1 到 3 筆結果，共 37 筆
第 368 頁
... Dewey's position in American history is secure as the most resourceful prosecutor of modern times . His fame rests not merely upon the consist- ent success of his prosecutions , but upon the creation of a modus operandi against ...
... Dewey's position in American history is secure as the most resourceful prosecutor of modern times . His fame rests not merely upon the consist- ent success of his prosecutions , but upon the creation of a modus operandi against ...
第 369 頁
... Dewey secure the Republican presiden- tial nomination , Rupert Hughes goes overboard only once in naming something about which Tom Dewey was passionate : his deep - freeze . In a sense this is symbolic : Dewey's mind is a refrigerated ...
... Dewey secure the Republican presiden- tial nomination , Rupert Hughes goes overboard only once in naming something about which Tom Dewey was passionate : his deep - freeze . In a sense this is symbolic : Dewey's mind is a refrigerated ...
第 394 頁
... Dewey showed his mettle by the unselfish manner in which he directed relief and helped everywhere , he began to make friends . A few of the reporters even changed their votes . One of the major premises of Dewey's campaign was that the ...
... Dewey showed his mettle by the unselfish manner in which he directed relief and helped everywhere , he began to make friends . A few of the reporters even changed their votes . One of the major premises of Dewey's campaign was that the ...
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