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... administration , turn a deaf ear to the clamor of the press and the public that he fight . He set up supply bases , established lines of com- munication , mapped out the engineering works , placed armies in the field —but never fired a ...
... administration , turn a deaf ear to the clamor of the press and the public that he fight . He set up supply bases , established lines of com- munication , mapped out the engineering works , placed armies in the field —but never fired a ...
第 224 頁
... administration for making it a test of party loyalty to vote for the Lecompton fraud . Yet there was more to his revolt than virtuous indignation . The Kansas fiasco , in exposing the underly- ing weakness of Popular Sovereignty , had ...
... administration for making it a test of party loyalty to vote for the Lecompton fraud . Yet there was more to his revolt than virtuous indignation . The Kansas fiasco , in exposing the underly- ing weakness of Popular Sovereignty , had ...
第 393 頁
... administration which was conceived in defeatism , which failed for eight straight years to restore our democratic economy , which has been the most wasteful , extravagant and incompe- tent administration in the history of the nation ...
... administration which was conceived in defeatism , which failed for eight straight years to restore our democratic economy , which has been the most wasteful , extravagant and incompe- tent administration in the history of the nation ...
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