They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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第 56 頁
... reason of the suspicion that they were intended to further his political ambition . Clay was in quest of the Golden Fleece , and everyone knew it , so it was widely assumed that the resolutions represented , not his sincere convic ...
... reason of the suspicion that they were intended to further his political ambition . Clay was in quest of the Golden Fleece , and everyone knew it , so it was widely assumed that the resolutions represented , not his sincere convic ...
第 91 頁
... reason to hope that this honor might befall him . For twenty years he kept out of partisan politics , earned a good salary , managed his father's old farm , his wife's farm , and the new one he bought near Esopus . His property and ...
... reason to hope that this honor might befall him . For twenty years he kept out of partisan politics , earned a good salary , managed his father's old farm , his wife's farm , and the new one he bought near Esopus . His property and ...
第 237 頁
... reason- ing was valid , yet Blaine needed a stronger motivation than being in the right : his intimates , who held large blocks of government bonds , stood to lose a portion of their investment if the bonds were redeemed in currency ...
... reason- ing was valid , yet Blaine needed a stronger motivation than being in the right : his intimates , who held large blocks of government bonds , stood to lose a portion of their investment if the bonds were redeemed in currency ...
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