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Estimates of the amount of money collected by Hanna range between the sum of three millions , stated by his official biographer ... plant : one hundred million pieces of campaign literature were mailed out of the Chicago office alone !
Estimates of the amount of money collected by Hanna range between the sum of three millions , stated by his official biographer ... plant : one hundred million pieces of campaign literature were mailed out of the Chicago office alone !
第 168 頁
To this Secretary of War Stanton added , " If McClellan had a million men he would swear that the enemy had two million , and then would sit down in the mud and holler for another million . " Unlike his fellow general , Winfield Scott ...
To this Secretary of War Stanton added , " If McClellan had a million men he would swear that the enemy had two million , and then would sit down in the mud and holler for another million . " Unlike his fellow general , Winfield Scott ...
第 384 頁
It was an effort to gild the lily : Dewey inherited eighty million dollars of surplus from Governor Lehman , credit ... were no relief millions to be spent , when wartime infla- tion had increased the state's income by many millions .
It was an effort to gild the lily : Dewey inherited eighty million dollars of surplus from Governor Lehman , credit ... were no relief millions to be spent , when wartime infla- tion had increased the state's income by many millions .
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