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... Dewey did even better than that . At the convention in Saratoga , Dewey had declared , " For my part let me say right now that I shall devote the next four years exclusively to the service of the people of the state of New York ...
... Dewey did even better than that . At the convention in Saratoga , Dewey had declared , " For my part let me say right now that I shall devote the next four years exclusively to the service of the people of the state of New York ...
第 394 頁
... Dewey . When in a train wreck in Oregon Candi- date 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 ...
... Dewey . When in a train wreck in Oregon Candi- date 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 ...
第 396 頁
... Dewey will be elected by a land- slide . " Up to this moment President Roosevelt had preferred to remain in the role of Commander - in - Chief . Governor Dewey was heard to complain that Roosevelt was using his high office for political ...
... Dewey will be elected by a land- slide . " Up to this moment President Roosevelt had preferred to remain in the role of Commander - in - Chief . Governor Dewey was heard to complain that Roosevelt was using his high office for political ...
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