They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... Kansas , the first men died in the pro- logue to the Civil War . Stephen A. Douglas was among the casualties . 3 Under Douglas ' Kansas - Nebraska Bill the residents of Kansas could vote whether they wanted to be free or slave - only ...
... Kansas , the first men died in the pro- logue to the Civil War . Stephen A. Douglas was among the casualties . 3 Under Douglas ' Kansas - Nebraska Bill the residents of Kansas could vote whether they wanted to be free or slave - only ...
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... Kansas Alfred Landon cut quite a swath : he was considered a rich man's son , made the best fraternity at Kansas University , helped in- troduce the tuxedo to the campus , and cornered so much of the political power of the student body ...
... Kansas Alfred Landon cut quite a swath : he was considered a rich man's son , made the best fraternity at Kansas University , helped in- troduce the tuxedo to the campus , and cornered so much of the political power of the student body ...
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... Kansas to resume his oil operations . Alf Landon might have remained a good guy and a successful oil promoter for the rest of his days except for an appetite which not even his intimates suspected : he was personally ambitious . " I ...
... Kansas to resume his oil operations . Alf Landon might have remained a good guy and a successful oil promoter for the rest of his days except for an appetite which not even his intimates suspected : he was personally ambitious . " I ...
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