They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... Record ; in Boston the Advertiser , Transcript and Record . It was the fastest and most effective bolt under which any party had suffered since the Fire - Eater southerners bolted Stephen A. Douglas in 1860 . Blaine still had many of ...
... Record ; in Boston the Advertiser , Transcript and Record . It was the fastest and most effective bolt under which any party had suffered since the Fire - Eater southerners bolted Stephen A. Douglas in 1860 . Blaine still had many of ...
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... record as a general in the War of 1812 , a superb record as governor of the Michigan Territory , a distinguished record as minister to France ; he had numerous friends and almost no enemies ; he had been abroad for six years and so had ...
... record as a general in the War of 1812 , a superb record as governor of the Michigan Territory , a distinguished record as minister to France ; he had numerous friends and almost no enemies ; he had been abroad for six years and so had ...
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... record as a progres- sive . In this , his first major political contest , Dewey encountered the im- passe which was to become the road block in his 1944 drive for the presi- dency . He prosecuted Governor Lehman and the Democrats for ...
... record as a progres- sive . In this , his first major political contest , Dewey encountered the im- passe which was to become the road block in his 1944 drive for the presi- dency . He prosecuted Governor Lehman and the Democrats for ...
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