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第 357 頁
full of contradictions ; where Davis kept his balance and talked rationally , 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
...
full of contradictions ; where Davis kept his balance and talked rationally , 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
...
第 358 頁
Since sixty per cent of the papers had been for Landon 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 sixty ...
Since sixty per cent of the papers had been for Landon 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 sixty ...
第 362 頁
There was less crossing of party lines than Willkie had anticipated , for the
election had turned into a class war in miniature , the worst the country had
experienced since the Bryan - McKinley campaign of 1896 . At the last moment
John L ...
There was less crossing of party lines than Willkie had anticipated , for the
election had turned into a class war in miniature , the worst the country had
experienced since the Bryan - McKinley campaign of 1896 . At the last moment
John L ...
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