They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... Grant , the Republican nominee , against Horatio Seymour in 1868. He was grateful to Grant for bringing the war to a close , but he knew that the presidency , particularly in as difficult a period as the nation had ever faced , should ...
... Grant , the Republican nominee , against Horatio Seymour in 1868. He was grateful to Grant for bringing the war to a close , but he knew that the presidency , particularly in as difficult a period as the nation had ever faced , should ...
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... Grant might have saved the country from a holocaust as tragic in its social and eco- nomic implications as the war itself . Grant's conception of a statesman was one who could build a sidewalk from his home to the station ; upon his ...
... Grant might have saved the country from a holocaust as tragic in its social and eco- nomic implications as the war itself . Grant's conception of a statesman was one who could build a sidewalk from his home to the station ; upon his ...
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... Grant nor against Greeley , but for the Republican party which they had brought into existence ; that there was no possibility of getting a fair comparison of Greeley and Grant before the electorate because the people were too tired and ...
... Grant nor against Greeley , but for the Republican party which they had brought into existence ; that there was no possibility of getting a fair comparison of Greeley and Grant before the electorate because the people were too tired and ...
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