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... Willkie lost his head , hurled imprecations and dire threats of doom ; where Davis was crystal clear , Willkie was confused ; where Davis refused to truckle to the masses , Willkie indulged in the misleading dema- goguery of telling the ...
... Willkie lost his head , hurled imprecations and dire threats of doom ; where Davis was crystal clear , Willkie was confused ; where Davis refused to truckle to the masses , Willkie indulged in the misleading dema- goguery of telling the ...
第 358 頁
... Willkie . The New York Times had postulated its fear of the third term ; the Post - Dispatch replied , " Millions of citizens with great reluctance will overcome their opposition to a third term because the alternative - Mr . Willkie ...
... Willkie . The New York Times had postulated its fear of the third term ; the Post - Dispatch replied , " Millions of citizens with great reluctance will overcome their opposition to a third term because the alternative - Mr . Willkie ...
第 362 頁
... Willkie , confusing the campaign more than ever . And during this last week , intoxicated by his rising chance of success , Wendell Willkie lost both his head and his temper , began hurling threats of doom and damnation for the United ...
... Willkie , confusing the campaign more than ever . And during this last week , intoxicated by his rising chance of success , Wendell Willkie lost both his head and his temper , began hurling threats of doom and damnation for the United ...
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