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第 94 頁
Both were for the gold standard ; though the Democrats were more outspokenly
against imperialism , both believed in fair treatment for the Filipinos and eventual
liberation ; both believed that labor unions had the same rights as individuals ...
Both were for the gold standard ; though the Democrats were more outspokenly
against imperialism , both believed in fair treatment for the Filipinos and eventual
liberation ; both believed that labor unions had the same rights as individuals ...
第 299 頁
After praising Smith ' s record as governor and his personal character , Marshall
posed the following problems : that the Catholic church believed all power not
granted to the state to be left in the hands of the Catholic church , and
consequently ...
After praising Smith ' s record as governor and his personal character , Marshall
posed the following problems : that the Catholic church believed all power not
granted to the state to be left in the hands of the Catholic church , and
consequently ...
第 304 頁
The difference between the two men , however , was more basic : a fundamental
difference of political philosophy . Hoover believed , sincerely and on the basis of
his experience , that all prosperity in a nation sprang from business , and hence ...
The difference between the two men , however , was more basic : a fundamental
difference of political philosophy . Hoover believed , sincerely and on the basis of
his experience , that all prosperity in a nation sprang from business , and hence ...
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