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第 357 頁
full of contradictions ; where Davis kept his balance and talked ra- tionally , Willkie lost his head , hurled imprecations and dire threats of doom ; where Davis was crystal clear , Willkie was confused ; where Davis refused to truckle ...
full of contradictions ; where Davis kept his balance and talked ra- tionally , Willkie lost his head , hurled imprecations and dire threats of doom ; where Davis was crystal clear , Willkie was confused ; where Davis refused to truckle ...
第 358 頁
Since sixty per cent of the papers had been for Lan- don in 1936 , Willkie did not allow himself to become too encouraged by this support . But when the New York Times endorsed him as the second Republican candidate it had backed in ...
Since sixty per cent of the papers had been for Lan- don in 1936 , Willkie did not allow himself to become too encouraged by this support . But when the New York Times endorsed him as the second Republican candidate it had backed in ...
第 362 頁
There was less cross- ing of party lines than Willkie had anticipated , for the election had turned into a class war in miniature , the worst the country had experi- enced since the Bryan - McKinley campaign of 1896.
There was less cross- ing of party lines than Willkie had anticipated , for the election had turned into a class war in miniature , the worst the country had experi- enced since the Bryan - McKinley campaign of 1896.
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