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BOOK ONE The Press Pass I : HORACE GREELEY II : JAMES MIDDLETON COX Horace Greeley was the first journalist to be nom- inated for the presidency . James M. Cox was the last . What kind of president would a newspaperman make ? CHAPTER ...
BOOK ONE The Press Pass I : HORACE GREELEY II : JAMES MIDDLETON COX Horace Greeley was the first journalist to be nom- inated for the presidency . James M. Cox was the last . What kind of president would a newspaperman make ? CHAPTER ...
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... Horace Greeley , the new Liberal Republican party , the Democrats and the country at large . He is the only one among the Also Rans who was in effect nominated by the opposition . What kind of campaign would an editor be able to make ...
... Horace Greeley , the new Liberal Republican party , the Democrats and the country at large . He is the only one among the Also Rans who was in effect nominated by the opposition . What kind of campaign would an editor be able to make ...
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... Horace Greeley , Ch . 8 . " Having loved . . . newspapers " Autobiography of Horace Greeley , Ch . 8 . " He chased rascals . . . " Horace Greeley , Don C. Seitz . " His mind · · Junius Henri Browne quoted from Seitz . " His nose ...
... Horace Greeley , Ch . 8 . " Having loved . . . newspapers " Autobiography of Horace Greeley , Ch . 8 . " He chased rascals . . . " Horace Greeley , Don C. Seitz . " His mind · · Junius Henri Browne quoted from Seitz . " His nose ...
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