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The election laws said that the candidate receiving a majority of all votes cast would be elected , but if no one ... However , because of the dis- tribution of the votes among the states , William Crawford had received four more ...
The election laws said that the candidate receiving a majority of all votes cast would be elected , but if no one ... However , because of the dis- tribution of the votes among the states , William Crawford had received four more ...
第 242 頁
He still refused to turn the letters over to the Investigation Committee , ac- cusing the members of having received and suppressed a cablegram from Josiah Caldwell of the Union Pacific which exonerated him of the charges .
He still refused to turn the letters over to the Investigation Committee , ac- cusing the members of having received and suppressed a cablegram from Josiah Caldwell of the Union Pacific which exonerated him of the charges .
第 317 頁
Alfred Mossman Landon received 16,679,583 votes , thirty - seven per cent of the popular vote ; Roosevelt received 27,476,673 , sixty per cent . Landon received only 8 electoral votes , one and a half per cent of the electoral total ...
Alfred Mossman Landon received 16,679,583 votes , thirty - seven per cent of the popular vote ; Roosevelt received 27,476,673 , sixty per cent . Landon received only 8 electoral votes , one and a half per cent of the electoral total ...
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