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第 273 頁
... peace to the warring factions within the Democrats that they might defeat the Whigs in 1850. This was a call Seymour could not refuse : he summoned all Democrats to a convention and , by dint of his tact , poise , good nature , logical ...
... peace to the warring factions within the Democrats that they might defeat the Whigs in 1850. This was a call Seymour could not refuse : he summoned all Democrats to a convention and , by dint of his tact , poise , good nature , logical ...
第 278 頁
... peace to the country before victory made peace impossible . His health had been shattered , his business affairs had been neglected , he had given the best efforts of his heart and head to no avail . Within one hour after receiving his ...
... peace to the country before victory made peace impossible . His health had been shattered , his business affairs had been neglected , he had given the best efforts of his heart and head to no avail . Within one hour after receiving his ...
第 394 頁
... peace organization . The success of such a conference would diminish his charge that the Democrats were not capable of creating a postwar peace . To the public eagerly awaiting developments at Dumbarton Oaks , Dewey said , " I have ...
... peace organization . The success of such a conference would diminish his charge that the Democrats were not capable of creating a postwar peace . To the public eagerly awaiting developments at Dumbarton Oaks , Dewey said , " I have ...
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