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It is probable that both men were having a hard time concentrating , for whichever Whig received the nomina- tion was certain to be elected , and they were the favorites . When word was flashed that they had been cast aside for William ...
It is probable that both men were having a hard time concentrating , for whichever Whig received the nomina- tion was certain to be elected , and they were the favorites . When word was flashed that they had been cast aside for William ...
第 288 頁
The older Smith was a hard - working man , gone from dawn to dark , with only Sundays to spend with his family . When Alfred was thirteen his father took ill and died . Catherine Mulvehill Smith , Alfred's mother , was a woman of ...
The older Smith was a hard - working man , gone from dawn to dark , with only Sundays to spend with his family . When Alfred was thirteen his father took ill and died . Catherine Mulvehill Smith , Alfred's mother , was a woman of ...
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The independent voter said , “ Dewey has been working so hard for the job and he wants it so bad , let's give him a chance to show what he can do . " Campaign man- ager Herbert Brownell , Jr. , predicted that his candidate would win by ...
The independent voter said , “ Dewey has been working so hard for the job and he wants it so bad , let's give him a chance to show what he can do . " Campaign man- ager Herbert Brownell , Jr. , predicted that his candidate would win by ...
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