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... defeated , such as Herbert Hoover , nor those who were defeated first and subsequently elected , such as William Harrison ; nor does it include the men who were defeated before modern popular elections came into existence . C. C. ...
... defeated , such as Herbert Hoover , nor those who were defeated first and subsequently elected , such as William Harrison ; nor does it include the men who were defeated before modern popular elections came into existence . C. C. ...
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... Defeated in 1824 by J. Q. Adams and Jackson ; in 1832 by Jackson ; in 1844 by Polk . Defeated in 1848 by Taylor . Defeated in 1852 by Pierce . Defeated in 1856 by Buchanan . Defeated in 1860 by Lincoln . Defeated in 1864 by Lincoln .
... Defeated in 1824 by J. Q. Adams and Jackson ; in 1832 by Jackson ; in 1844 by Polk . Defeated in 1848 by Taylor . Defeated in 1852 by Pierce . Defeated in 1856 by Buchanan . Defeated in 1860 by Lincoln . Defeated in 1864 by Lincoln .
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... defeated by the two men who understood its inner processes the least ; that two of the most liberal and progressive candi- dates should have been defeated by two of the most reactionary ; that they both should have been defeated in the ...
... defeated by the two men who understood its inner processes the least ; that two of the most liberal and progressive candi- dates should have been defeated by two of the most reactionary ; that they both should have been defeated in the ...
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