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interests to take a hand in the campaign . The officeholders also were warned of their peril of being turned out , and the assessments on them helped to swell the biggest campaign fund in history up to that time .
interests to take a hand in the campaign . The officeholders also were warned of their peril of being turned out , and the assessments on them helped to swell the biggest campaign fund in history up to that time .
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The Democratic campaign was poorly financed , the local committees were dead on their feet from overconfidence ; many of Roosevelt's former brain trusters , such as General Hugh Johnson and Raymond Moley , were cutting his regime into ...
The Democratic campaign was poorly financed , the local committees were dead on their feet from overconfidence ; many of Roosevelt's former brain trusters , such as General Hugh Johnson and Raymond Moley , were cutting his regime into ...
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... 44-46 ; wife , 47 ; secretary of state , 49 ; senator , 50 ; nominations , campaigns , 55 ; and Bryan , 80 Clay ... 29 ; philosophy of gov- ernment , 30 ; campaign , 30-31 ; and Harding , 32 Crédit Mobilier scandal , 239 Davis ...
... 44-46 ; wife , 47 ; secretary of state , 49 ; senator , 50 ; nominations , campaigns , 55 ; and Bryan , 80 Clay ... 29 ; philosophy of gov- ernment , 30 ; campaign , 30-31 ; and Harding , 32 Crédit Mobilier scandal , 239 Davis ...
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