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... Senate , a man whose record in the Senate was in vacuo , not only because , as his colleagues soon discovered , he could not under- stand the debates on the floor , but because he preferred to rendezvous in the apartments of friends or ...
... Senate , a man whose record in the Senate was in vacuo , not only because , as his colleagues soon discovered , he could not under- stand the debates on the floor , but because he preferred to rendezvous in the apartments of friends or ...
第 42 頁
... Senate , he stood for the House be- cause he " preferred the accustomed turbulence of a lower House to the solemn stillness of the Senate . " His eloquating had packed the ladies ' gallery of the Senate whenever it had been announced ...
... Senate , he stood for the House be- cause he " preferred the accustomed turbulence of a lower House to the solemn stillness of the Senate . " His eloquating had packed the ladies ' gallery of the Senate whenever it had been announced ...
第 224 頁
... Senate , demand that Kansas be admitted as a free state , put himself in solid with his Illinois voters and provide a barrage for the northern drive against Buchanan . For this tactic he was read out of his party , only five Democrats ...
... Senate , demand that Kansas be admitted as a free state , put himself in solid with his Illinois voters and provide a barrage for the northern drive against Buchanan . For this tactic he was read out of his party , only five Democrats ...
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