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... once ; his loss was more deeply felt than any since Lincoln's . Greeley would have enjoyed reading his obituary notices , though doubtless he would have done a little editing here and there , written a series of articles on the lessons ...
... once ; his loss was more deeply felt than any since Lincoln's . Greeley would have enjoyed reading his obituary notices , though doubtless he would have done a little editing here and there , written a series of articles on the lessons ...
第 125 頁
... once . He was appointed a lieutenant colonel of the artillery . Eight days later he was in his first battle . Scott was always out in front where the bullets were the thickest , and where his enormous figure made a superb target ...
... once . He was appointed a lieutenant colonel of the artillery . Eight days later he was in his first battle . Scott was always out in front where the bullets were the thickest , and where his enormous figure made a superb target ...
第 364 頁
... once again be swept onward with the tidal wave of contemporary forces . The problem of Wendell Willkie is a problem of character . He was a man with a great potential for good and an equal potential for confusion and opportunism . In ...
... once again be swept onward with the tidal wave of contemporary forces . The problem of Wendell Willkie is a problem of character . He was a man with a great potential for good and an equal potential for confusion and opportunism . In ...
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