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第 1 到 3 筆結果，共 63 筆
第 7 頁
... success from the first issue that hit the streets . 4 " Newspapers are , or ought to be , printed for the information and entertainment of the whole community , " announced Greeley in his rev- olutionary credo . " When they are mere ...
... success from the first issue that hit the streets . 4 " Newspapers are , or ought to be , printed for the information and entertainment of the whole community , " announced Greeley in his rev- olutionary credo . " When they are mere ...
第 42 頁
... success in the House , where speechmaking was the chief weapon , was as immediate as his success in the law in Kentucky . He was elected Speaker and became the party leader , for he exerted a powerful influence over large groups of men ...
... success in the House , where speechmaking was the chief weapon , was as immediate as his success in the law in Kentucky . He was elected Speaker and became the party leader , for he exerted a powerful influence over large groups of men ...
第 178 頁
... successful in getting himself dispatched to Mexico until the fighting was nearly over , but he still had time to ... Success came slowly for the young married couple , particularly slowly for Hancock who wanted to rise in the world ...
... successful in getting himself dispatched to Mexico until the fighting was nearly over , but he still had time to ... Success came slowly for the young married couple , particularly slowly for Hancock who wanted to rise in the world ...
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