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第 178 頁
... hundred years it was going to take him to become a major and then a colonel . He had a right to wonder , for his rate of advancement was in inverse ratio to the quality of the service he had been giving his country . Sent to Fort Myers ...
... hundred years it was going to take him to become a major and then a colonel . He had a right to wonder , for his rate of advancement was in inverse ratio to the quality of the service he had been giving his country . Sent to Fort Myers ...
第 204 頁
... hundred votes on the first ballot and the nomination by a landslide on the second . It is claimed that his nomination was received by the voting Democrats with more enthusiasm than any leader since Jackson . However , the Demo- crats ...
... hundred votes on the first ballot and the nomination by a landslide on the second . It is claimed that his nomination was received by the voting Democrats with more enthusiasm than any leader since Jackson . However , the Demo- crats ...
第 342 頁
... hundred volumes . However , young Wen- dell never would have climbed so far nor so fast if he had not also in- herited the wit to give his learning leaven . His four grandparents had come from Germany during the Republi- can uprising ...
... hundred volumes . However , young Wen- dell never would have climbed so far nor so fast if he had not also in- herited the wit to give his learning leaven . His four grandparents had come from Germany during the Republi- can uprising ...
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