They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... Cleveland . President Cleveland offered him the position of first assistant postmaster general . Parker , now only thirty - two years old , made the journey to Washington to decline the honor . While he was talking to the president ...
... Cleveland . President Cleveland offered him the position of first assistant postmaster general . Parker , now only thirty - two years old , made the journey to Washington to decline the honor . While he was talking to the president ...
第 245 頁
... Cleveland , governor of the state of New York ; he was not as smart an operator as Blaine , in fact he was not clever at all . He was not nearly so brilliant a talker nor glib a writer ; he was not so resourceful at maneuvering , and he ...
... Cleveland , governor of the state of New York ; he was not as smart an operator as Blaine , in fact he was not clever at all . He was not nearly so brilliant a talker nor glib a writer ; he was not so resourceful at maneuvering , and he ...
第 246 頁
... Cleveland had had a liaison with a young widow and that a child had been born of their union . Here was a charge of moral turpitude against Cleveland to offset the charge of political turpitude against Blaine . Cleveland's supporters ...
... Cleveland had had a liaison with a young widow and that a child had been born of their union . Here was a charge of moral turpitude against Cleveland to offset the charge of political turpitude against Blaine . Cleveland's supporters ...
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