They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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第 4 頁
... dollars a year . He stayed four years at Poultney , working long hours in the print shop and loving it , reading widely in his spare time , learning the news- paper business . For another year he wandered on foot over Pennsylvania and ...
... dollars a year . He stayed four years at Poultney , working long hours in the print shop and loving it , reading widely in his spare time , learning the news- paper business . For another year he wandered on foot over Pennsylvania and ...
第 23 頁
... dollar bond . At one time the News , whose total assets could perhaps be stretched to five thousand dollars , had a total of half a million dollars in suits against it ! They were mostly scare suits , designed to frighten Cox and stop ...
... dollar bond . At one time the News , whose total assets could perhaps be stretched to five thousand dollars , had a total of half a million dollars in suits against it ! They were mostly scare suits , designed to frighten Cox and stop ...
第 288 頁
... dollars a week , running along the water front delivering messages to his employer's trucks . After a few months he got a better job as a handy boy in an oil business at eight dollars a week . By the time he was nineteen he had worked ...
... dollars a week , running along the water front delivering messages to his employer's trucks . After a few months he got a better job as a handy boy in an oil business at eight dollars a week . By the time he was nineteen he had worked ...
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