They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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第 119 頁
... WINFIELD SCOTT II : JOHN CHARLES FREMONT III : GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN IV : WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK The people idolize their military heroes — yet they kept these four generals out of the White House . Will World War II put another general ...
... WINFIELD SCOTT II : JOHN CHARLES FREMONT III : GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN IV : WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK The people idolize their military heroes — yet they kept these four generals out of the White House . Will World War II put another general ...
第 121 頁
... Winfield Scott would have been astonished at the Mexican historian's astonishment . Of course he obeyed his people's government ; for whom else was he fighting these battles ? Had not his father fought in the Rev- olutionary Army for ...
... Winfield Scott would have been astonished at the Mexican historian's astonishment . Of course he obeyed his people's government ; for whom else was he fighting these battles ? Had not his father fought in the Rev- olutionary Army for ...
第 177 頁
... Winfield Scott , who had revenged the unjust imprisonment , by naming one of their twin sons after him . Winfield's grandfather was English , his grandmother Scotch ; his father had been born in Philadelphia and named after Benja- min ...
... Winfield Scott , who had revenged the unjust imprisonment , by naming one of their twin sons after him . Winfield's grandfather was English , his grandmother Scotch ; his father had been born in Philadelphia and named after Benja- min ...
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