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第 16 頁
... remain brethren . " The Democratic party , but a shadow of its former strength , con- firmed Greeley's nomination . Once again the Republicans hooted ; they did not want to clasp hands with the south ; they wanted to wave the bloody ...
... remain brethren . " The Democratic party , but a shadow of its former strength , con- firmed Greeley's nomination . Once again the Republicans hooted ; they did not want to clasp hands with the south ; they wanted to wave the bloody ...
第 132 頁
... remain in eclipse . Growing old , his body shattered by the wounds and diseases of war , his hair turning white , his giant head sinking slowly onto his chest , his magnificent face settling into crevices from nose to mouth and from ...
... remain in eclipse . Growing old , his body shattered by the wounds and diseases of war , his hair turning white , his giant head sinking slowly onto his chest , his magnificent face settling into crevices from nose to mouth and from ...
第 278 頁
... remain unperturbed amidst political tornado was put to the ultimate test : cartoons appeared in the opposition press ... remains obscured : every minute fact has been drowned in a blood bath of partisanship . . . a partisanship among ...
... remain unperturbed amidst political tornado was put to the ultimate test : cartoons appeared in the opposition press ... remains obscured : every minute fact has been drowned in a blood bath of partisanship . . . a partisanship among ...
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