they Also Ran1946 |
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... interests , " The Republican party is your party . " With unlimited resources at hand Hanna started his gigantic manu- facturing and distributing plant : one hundred million pieces of campaign literature were mailed out of the Chicago ...
... interests , " The Republican party is your party . " With unlimited resources at hand Hanna started his gigantic manu- facturing and distributing plant : one hundred million pieces of campaign literature were mailed out of the Chicago ...
第 338 頁
... interests of Massachusetts had helped Calvin Coolidge rise from an obscure ward heeler , petty opportunist and mediocre state legislator to the office of governor because in their wildest dreams they could not have conceived of anyone ...
... interests of Massachusetts had helped Calvin Coolidge rise from an obscure ward heeler , petty opportunist and mediocre state legislator to the office of governor because in their wildest dreams they could not have conceived of anyone ...
第 353 頁
... interests behind me . I make no deals , swaps , promises . I am simply a guy who would like to get the nomination because I think I can lick the Democrats and give you the kind of government you want and need . " The delegates liked him ...
... interests behind me . I make no deals , swaps , promises . I am simply a guy who would like to get the nomination because I think I can lick the Democrats and give you the kind of government you want and need . " The delegates liked him ...
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