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... House were more becoming . " In the end he succeeded in keeping Monroe out of the House altogether : the president was sworn in on a temporary platform erected outside the Congress . He added affront to the office of the presidency by ...
... House were more becoming . " In the end he succeeded in keeping Monroe out of the House altogether : the president was sworn in on a temporary platform erected outside the Congress . He added affront to the office of the presidency by ...
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in the House ; he accomplished this by reason of his power to make friends , his outstanding mental gifts , his clever adroitness in parliamen- tary maneuver . As a reward for his leadership he was elected Speaker of the House ...
in the House ; he accomplished this by reason of his power to make friends , his outstanding mental gifts , his clever adroitness in parliamen- tary maneuver . As a reward for his leadership he was elected Speaker of the House ...
第 242 頁
... House could act on his expulsion Blaine rose for the second time to defend himself ; once again the galleries were packed , for he had let word get around beforehand that he was going to speak . Like an acto ! in an overdirected ...
... House could act on his expulsion Blaine rose for the second time to defend himself ; once again the galleries were packed , for he had let word get around beforehand that he was going to speak . Like an acto ! in an overdirected ...
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