They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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第 36 頁
... receiving a majority of all votes cast would be elected , but if no one received a ma- jority , the House of Representatives would select the president from among the three highest contenders . Clay was not only the Speaker of the House ...
... receiving a majority of all votes cast would be elected , but if no one received a ma- jority , the House of Representatives would select the president from among the three highest contenders . Clay was not only the Speaker of the House ...
第 242 頁
... received and suppressed a cablegram from Josiah Caldwell of the Union Pacific which exonerated him of the charges . He was resolved to win this contest by maneuver and stratagem , as he had won all other contests in the House . Forced ...
... received and suppressed a cablegram from Josiah Caldwell of the Union Pacific which exonerated him of the charges . He was resolved to win this contest by maneuver and stratagem , as he had won all other contests in the House . Forced ...
第 317 頁
... received 27,476,673 , sixty per cent . Landon received only 8 electoral votes , one and a half per cent of the electoral total , the worst single defeat ever suffered by an Also Ran . William Allen White of Kansas said , " It was not an ...
... received 27,476,673 , sixty per cent . Landon received only 8 electoral votes , one and a half per cent of the electoral total , the worst single defeat ever suffered by an Also Ran . William Allen White of Kansas said , " It was not an ...
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