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第 33 頁
... took no pains to conceal that he was breaking any and all laws that inter- fered with his pleasures , enabled a gang ... took a sane stand ; if he had been elected president he would have prevented the beatings , imprisonments , killings ...
... took no pains to conceal that he was breaking any and all laws that inter- fered with his pleasures , enabled a gang ... took a sane stand ; if he had been elected president he would have prevented the beatings , imprisonments , killings ...
第 135 頁
... took a defensive stand , letting the enemy attack . He fought no lost causes , he revolu- tionized no antiquated techniques , he whipped no bodies of raw recruits into scientifically trained militia . He did not understand the tactics ...
... took a defensive stand , letting the enemy attack . He fought no lost causes , he revolu- tionized no antiquated techniques , he whipped no bodies of raw recruits into scientifically trained militia . He did not understand the tactics ...
第 195 頁
Young Samuel had learned his politics at his father's knee ; he took to it the way Greeley took to journalism , Scott to soldiering and Hughes to law ; he became trained in the mechanics of political thinking the way other boys were ...
Young Samuel had learned his politics at his father's knee ; he took to it the way Greeley took to journalism , Scott to soldiering and Hughes to law ; he became trained in the mechanics of political thinking the way other boys were ...
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