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第 33 頁
... stand the debates on the floor , but because he preferred to rendezvous in the apartments of friends or in New York hotels , to play poker or golf or any other pleasant game when he should have been sitting in the Senate and ...
... stand the debates on the floor , but because he preferred to rendezvous in the apartments of friends or in New York hotels , to play poker or golf or any other pleasant game when he should have been sitting in the Senate and ...
第 106 頁
... stand the Re- publican boss of New York State , who admitted that for fifteen years he had been taking large sums of money from the insurance companies , repaying them with favorable legislation . Throughout the investigation Hughes had ...
... stand the Re- publican boss of New York State , who admitted that for fifteen years he had been taking large sums of money from the insurance companies , repaying them with favorable legislation . Throughout the investigation Hughes had ...
第 125 頁
... standing on its rights and refusing to leave American territory to fight . Receiving word from his commander to ... stand . Hopelessly out- numbered , they were driven slowly back to the river - where the boats that were supposed to ...
... standing on its rights and refusing to leave American territory to fight . Receiving word from his commander to ... stand . Hopelessly out- numbered , they were driven slowly back to the river - where the boats that were supposed to ...
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