They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... Ohio the Progressives took half of the regular Republican support . But over and above the luck was sound judgment ; Cox had seen what Roosevelt was going to do to the Republican forces and reasoned that a Democratic regime was about to ...
... Ohio the Progressives took half of the regular Republican support . But over and above the luck was sound judgment ; Cox had seen what Roosevelt was going to do to the Republican forces and reasoned that a Democratic regime was about to ...
第 255 頁
... Ohio volunteers , trained them , then led them to the war in Canada . This act was to change his life . Never again would he live in Ohio . Fate would cast him down in a vaster wilderness . Cass marched his regiment of Ohio militiamen ...
... Ohio volunteers , trained them , then led them to the war in Canada . This act was to change his life . Never again would he live in Ohio . Fate would cast him down in a vaster wilderness . Cass marched his regiment of Ohio militiamen ...
第 344 頁
... Ohio . He entered the legal service of the Firestone Rubber Company and soon was earning five thousand dollars a year , establishing a reputation for himself in Akron as a smart lawyer and a good guy . Once again Wendell Willkie , with ...
... Ohio . He entered the legal service of the Firestone Rubber Company and soon was earning five thousand dollars a year , establishing a reputation for himself in Akron as a smart lawyer and a good guy . Once again Wendell Willkie , with ...
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