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第 87 頁
... waged against Parker by the more radical wing of the party in the months before the convention . Despite the fact that he had supported Bryan in 1896 and 1900 , Bryan hated him for being a Gold Democrat . Bryan wanted the weakest man ...
... waged against Parker by the more radical wing of the party in the months before the convention . Despite the fact that he had supported Bryan in 1896 and 1900 , Bryan hated him for being a Gold Democrat . Bryan wanted the weakest man ...
第 201 頁
... waged the four - year battle not only without compensation or hope of reward but at tremendous expense to his health and resources : for whenever there were no public funds to cover the costs of the investiga- tions and prosecutions he ...
... waged the four - year battle not only without compensation or hope of reward but at tremendous expense to his health and resources : for whenever there were no public funds to cover the costs of the investiga- tions and prosecutions he ...
第 203 頁
... waged a more detailed and meticulous campaign to win a unified nomination from his party than most candidates waged to win the election . First he established a Newspaper Popularity Bureau which sent out paid advertisements to some ...
... waged a more detailed and meticulous campaign to win a unified nomination from his party than most candidates waged to win the election . First he established a Newspaper Popularity Bureau which sent out paid advertisements to some ...
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