They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... Governor Smith secured them through private donations ; when the legislature opposed the committee's report in toto , the governor went directly to the people , lecturing to boards of trade , women's clubs , extolling the virtues and ...
... Governor Smith secured them through private donations ; when the legislature opposed the committee's report in toto , the governor went directly to the people , lecturing to boards of trade , women's clubs , extolling the virtues and ...
第 309 頁
... Governor's Mansion that he was going to " enlist with President Roosevelt for the duration of the war against depression , " and called for an enlargement of the president's powers . Raymond Gram Swing , writing for the usually anti ...
... Governor's Mansion that he was going to " enlist with President Roosevelt for the duration of the war against depression , " and called for an enlargement of the president's powers . Raymond Gram Swing , writing for the usually anti ...
第 383 頁
... governor in the best possible manner . This was a partisan charge : the charge that is better grounded in demonstrable fact is that Tom Dewey set out to be big business's governor as the most direct way of being a good governor . For ...
... governor in the best possible manner . This was a partisan charge : the charge that is better grounded in demonstrable fact is that Tom Dewey set out to be big business's governor as the most direct way of being a good governor . For ...
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