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第 28 頁
... secure the two - thirds majority . Cox gained strength constantly , for very evident reasons : though he had backed the Wilson administration , he had not been identified with it and could not be held responsible for its conduct ; he ...
... secure the two - thirds majority . Cox gained strength constantly , for very evident reasons : though he had backed the Wilson administration , he had not been identified with it and could not be held responsible for its conduct ; he ...
第 201 頁
... secure the passage of laws to protect New York's cities from future gang raids . In 1874 , at the height of his Tweed purges , a movement as spontaneous as that to run Hughes for governor after his gas and insurance purges took form to ...
... secure the passage of laws to protect New York's cities from future gang raids . In 1874 , at the height of his Tweed purges , a movement as spontaneous as that to run Hughes for governor after his gas and insurance purges took form to ...
第 351 頁
... secure his nomination . The first circulars having raised an immediate and enthusiastic re- sponse , Root took a leave of absence from his law firm and opened a Will- kie - for - President office in his mother's apartment . Those who ...
... secure his nomination . The first circulars having raised an immediate and enthusiastic re- sponse , Root took a leave of absence from his law firm and opened a Will- kie - for - President office in his mother's apartment . Those who ...
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