They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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第 48 頁
... Jackson : the Kentucky legislature had passed a resolution asking him to do so ; the two Kentucky senators in Washing- ton urged him to make Jackson the president . Jackson had received a third more popular votes than Adams , had ...
... Jackson : the Kentucky legislature had passed a resolution asking him to do so ; the two Kentucky senators in Washing- ton urged him to make Jackson the president . Jackson had received a third more popular votes than Adams , had ...
第 51 頁
... Jackson . There being no legitimate issue on the horizon , he created one . Andrew Jackson was hostile to the Bank of the United States ; although the bank was used by the government for its official business , it was privately owned by ...
... Jackson . There being no legitimate issue on the horizon , he created one . Andrew Jackson was hostile to the Bank of the United States ; although the bank was used by the government for its official business , it was privately owned by ...
第 53 頁
... Jackson proposed , calling him a tyrant , an evildoer , a wrecker . In his fury he went so far as to deliver a three - day tirade against the president , demanding a Senate condemnation of Jackson and his regime . " We are in the midst ...
... Jackson proposed , calling him a tyrant , an evildoer , a wrecker . In his fury he went so far as to deliver a three - day tirade against the president , demanding a Senate condemnation of Jackson and his regime . " We are in the midst ...
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