They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... carried New York , Illinois , Indiana , Iowa , Massachusetts , Michigan , Wisconsin , Minnesota , Pennsylvania , and Wilson's home state of New Jersey , an overwhelming bloc of votes . Hughes fell asleep that night thinking that he had ...
... carried New York , Illinois , Indiana , Iowa , Massachusetts , Michigan , Wisconsin , Minnesota , Pennsylvania , and Wilson's home state of New Jersey , an overwhelming bloc of votes . Hughes fell asleep that night thinking that he had ...
第 180 頁
... carried out orders given to him by his superiors with the same alacrity and dispatch with which he demanded that his own be carried out . He understood war . His first victory came at Williamsburg during his first encounter with the ...
... carried out orders given to him by his superiors with the same alacrity and dispatch with which he demanded that his own be carried out . He understood war . His first victory came at Williamsburg during his first encounter with the ...
第 207 頁
... carried South Carolina , Florida and Louisiana . Can you hold your state ? Answer immediately . " But how could the Republicans split up the south , solidly Democratic since Jefferson ? 5 In South Carolina , Louisiana and Florida there ...
... carried South Carolina , Florida and Louisiana . Can you hold your state ? Answer immediately . " But how could the Republicans split up the south , solidly Democratic since Jefferson ? 5 In South Carolina , Louisiana and Florida there ...
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