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... Roosevelt as a radical . Conservative Republicans voted for Parker though he belonged to a party they feared . Radical Democrats voted for Roose- velt though he belonged to a party they detested . Folks were heard to mutter that Parker ...
... Roosevelt as a radical . Conservative Republicans voted for Parker though he belonged to a party they feared . Radical Democrats voted for Roose- velt though he belonged to a party they detested . Folks were heard to mutter that Parker ...
第 316 頁
... Roosevelt rather than enthusiasm for Landon : the basest slanders were circulated about the president's morals , sanity and integrity , while a whispering campaign of pornographic jokes deluged the Roosevelt fam- ily ; the favorite ...
... Roosevelt rather than enthusiasm for Landon : the basest slanders were circulated about the president's morals , sanity and integrity , while a whispering campaign of pornographic jokes deluged the Roosevelt fam- ily ; the favorite ...
第 362 頁
... Roosevelt . ” In the first John Hanes , former undersecretary of the treas- ury , listed twelve reasons why he was voting against Roosevelt but not one reason why he was voting for Willkie ! In the second Dean James M. Landis of the ...
... Roosevelt . ” In the first John Hanes , former undersecretary of the treas- ury , listed twelve reasons why he was voting against Roosevelt but not one reason why he was voting for Willkie ! In the second Dean James M. Landis of the ...
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