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第 44 頁
... president , it was univer- sally accepted that Monroe would be the next president . Clay felt with equal certainty that he would be President Monroe's secretary of state , that after Monroe had served two terms Crown Prince Henry would ...
... president , it was univer- sally accepted that Monroe would be the next president . Clay felt with equal certainty that he would be President Monroe's secretary of state , that after Monroe had served two terms Crown Prince Henry would ...
第 45 頁
... president and his regime ; his incessant insults , obstructionism and destructive criticism almost drove President Monroe out of his mind . He condemned Monroe's message to Congress as devoid of reason ; those who defended the president ...
... president and his regime ; his incessant insults , obstructionism and destructive criticism almost drove President Monroe out of his mind . He condemned Monroe's message to Congress as devoid of reason ; those who defended the president ...
第 54 頁
... President of the United States ! " When the convention offered him the vice - presidency he rejected it disdainfully ; if he had accepted he would have been president only one month after the inauguration . Harrison died , and Tyler ...
... President of the United States ! " When the convention offered him the vice - presidency he rejected it disdainfully ; if he had accepted he would have been president only one month after the inauguration . Harrison died , and Tyler ...
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