They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... Greeley , the new Liberal Republican party , the Democrats and the country at large . He is the only one among the Also Rans who was in effect nominated by the opposition . What kind of campaign would an editor be able to make ? If he ...
... Greeley , the new Liberal Republican party , the Democrats and the country at large . He is the only one among the Also Rans who was in effect nominated by the opposition . What kind of campaign would an editor be able to make ? If he ...
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... Greeley , omitted any discussion of whether Ulysses S. Grant had displayed cool judgment , tact , or any one single quality that would have entitled him to be re - elected . " I accept your nomination , " said Greeley , " in the ...
... Greeley , omitted any discussion of whether Ulysses S. Grant had displayed cool judgment , tact , or any one single quality that would have entitled him to be re - elected . " I accept your nomination , " said Greeley , " in the ...
第 17 頁
... Greeley . He enjoyed the canvass , except for the fact that his daughters some- times had as many as four hundred to ... Greeley , but for the Republican party which they had brought into existence ; that there was no possibility of ...
... Greeley . He enjoyed the canvass , except for the fact that his daughters some- times had as many as four hundred to ... Greeley , but for the Republican party which they had brought into existence ; that there was no possibility of ...
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