They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... Roosevelt as a radical . Conservative Republicans voted for Parker though he belonged to a party they feared . Radical Democrats voted for Roose- velt though he belonged to a party they detested . Folks were heard to mutter that Parker ...
... Roosevelt as a radical . Conservative Republicans voted for Parker though he belonged to a party they feared . Radical Democrats voted for Roose- velt though he belonged to a party they detested . Folks were heard to mutter that Parker ...
第 316 頁
... Roosevelt rather than enthusiasm for Landon : the basest slanders were circulated about the president's morals , sanity and integrity , while a whispering campaign of pornographic jokes deluged the Roosevelt fam- ily ; the favorite ...
... Roosevelt rather than enthusiasm for Landon : the basest slanders were circulated about the president's morals , sanity and integrity , while a whispering campaign of pornographic jokes deluged the Roosevelt fam- ily ; the favorite ...
第 396 頁
... Roosevelt had preferred to remain in the role of Commander - in - Chief . Governor Dewey was heard to complain that Roosevelt was using his high office for political purposes , getting his picture on the front pages by going on an ...
... Roosevelt had preferred to remain in the role of Commander - in - Chief . Governor Dewey was heard to complain that Roosevelt was using his high office for political purposes , getting his picture on the front pages by going on an ...
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