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第 92 頁
They knew that it was a dangerous experiment , that they could not come out into the open and condemn Roosevelt , combat him by crying , " Radical ! " for that might be a boomerang . Nor could they easily approve a Democrat , for then ...
They knew that it was a dangerous experiment , that they could not come out into the open and condemn Roosevelt , combat him by crying , " Radical ! " for that might be a boomerang . Nor could they easily approve a Democrat , for then ...
第 200 頁
Tilden was a Democrat ; he had helped build New York City's Tam- many Hall ; as a practical politician he knew that the Democratic party needed the Tammany vote in order to help win state and national elec- tions .
Tilden was a Democrat ; he had helped build New York City's Tam- many Hall ; as a practical politician he knew that the Democratic party needed the Tammany vote in order to help win state and national elec- tions .
第 263 頁
He knew that the Free Soilers had not the slightest chance of winning ; he knew that his candidacy would split the Demo- cratic vote and throw the election to the Whigs . Bitter and aging , Van Buren did not care ; he loathed Lewis Cass ...
He knew that the Free Soilers had not the slightest chance of winning ; he knew that his candidacy would split the Demo- cratic vote and throw the election to the Whigs . Bitter and aging , Van Buren did not care ; he loathed Lewis Cass ...
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