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... charge created quite a stir , for it was the first to be issued by Judge Parker . A few days before the election President Roosevelt replied , “ The statements made by Mr. Parker are unqualifiedly and atrociously false . As Mr ...
... charge created quite a stir , for it was the first to be issued by Judge Parker . A few days before the election President Roosevelt replied , “ The statements made by Mr. Parker are unqualifiedly and atrociously false . As Mr ...
第 131 頁
... charge of the new army to be raised for the war . From the very first instant there was conflict , for although Polk wanted to win the Mexican War of 1846 he also wanted to win the election of 1848 ; he knew that if Scott defeated the ...
... charge of the new army to be raised for the war . From the very first instant there was conflict , for although Polk wanted to win the Mexican War of 1846 he also wanted to win the election of 1848 ; he knew that if Scott defeated the ...
第 246 頁
... charged that twelve years before Grover Cleveland had had a liaison with a young widow and that a child had been born of their union . Here was a charge of moral turpitude against Cleveland to offset the charge of political turpitude ...
... charged that twelve years before Grover Cleveland had had a liaison with a young widow and that a child had been born of their union . Here was a charge of moral turpitude against Cleveland to offset the charge of political turpitude ...
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