They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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第 87 頁
... party . The struggle inside the Democratic party over the nomination was to prove as exciting as the election itself . Though he had been out of active politics for twenty years , had neither enemies nor errors to make him unavailable ...
... party . The struggle inside the Democratic party over the nomination was to prove as exciting as the election itself . Though he had been out of active politics for twenty years , had neither enemies nor errors to make him unavailable ...
第 191 頁
... party ticket at any cost , who don't give a continental how injurious their party's record has been , nor how feeble , corrupt and incompetent the candidate may be . Almost ninety per cent of the ortho- dox party vote is cast for its ...
... party ticket at any cost , who don't give a continental how injurious their party's record has been , nor how feeble , corrupt and incompetent the candidate may be . Almost ninety per cent of the ortho- dox party vote is cast for its ...
第 333 頁
... party had arisen : Senator Robert La Follette of Wisconsin was leading a Progressive party which declared Davis and Coolidge to be as alike as the Gold Dust Twins ! John W. Davis and the Democratic party , which had served as the ...
... party had arisen : Senator Robert La Follette of Wisconsin was leading a Progressive party which declared Davis and Coolidge to be as alike as the Gold Dust Twins ! John W. Davis and the Democratic party , which had served as the ...
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