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... White House . They set out to expose him to the country as a seeker of the presidency , doing such a good job that they sold the idea to Horace Greeley , the new Liberal Republican party , the Democrats and the country at large . He is ...
... White House . They set out to expose him to the country as a seeker of the presidency , doing such a good job that they sold the idea to Horace Greeley , the new Liberal Republican party , the Democrats and the country at large . He is ...
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... White House . Wilson spoke with tears in his eyes of the League of Nations and its opportunity to create a permanent world peace . When the candidates left the White House they determined to campaign on the issue of the League , though ...
... White House . Wilson spoke with tears in his eyes of the League of Nations and its opportunity to create a permanent world peace . When the candidates left the White House they determined to campaign on the issue of the League , though ...
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... White House , put there by the death of Warren Harding ; he could never have secured a presidential nomination on his own devices . A careful examination of his record shows him to be a mediocre mind . He willfully and stubbornly ...
... White House , put there by the death of Warren Harding ; he could never have secured a presidential nomination on his own devices . A careful examination of his record shows him to be a mediocre mind . He willfully and stubbornly ...
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