They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... became regimental quartermaster just in time to be given the responsibility of outfitting an expedition to ... became one of the best authorities on regulations in the service : " He became educated in that very important branch of ...
... became regimental quartermaster just in time to be given the responsibility of outfitting an expedition to ... became one of the best authorities on regulations in the service : " He became educated in that very important branch of ...
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... became a bulwark of the Democratic party , carrying it to its first presidential majority in twenty years , since the elec- tion of Buchanan in 1856. Anyone who had put two dollars on his nose would have collected the equivalent of the ...
... became a bulwark of the Democratic party , carrying it to its first presidential majority in twenty years , since the elec- tion of Buchanan in 1856. Anyone who had put two dollars on his nose would have collected the equivalent of the ...
第 344 頁
... became Mather , Nesbitt and Willkie . His father had been known as a lynx in court , the son was more like a lion : his large frame had filled out , his eyes were bright and warm and quick , he was forceful and persuasive , his open ...
... became Mather , Nesbitt and Willkie . His father had been known as a lynx in court , the son was more like a lion : his large frame had filled out , his eyes were bright and warm and quick , he was forceful and persuasive , his open ...
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