They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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第 44 頁
... secretary of state to president , it was univer- sally accepted that Monroe would be the next president . Clay felt with equal certainty that he would be President Monroe's secretary of state , that after Monroe had served two terms ...
... secretary of state to president , it was univer- sally accepted that Monroe would be the next president . Clay felt with equal certainty that he would be President Monroe's secretary of state , that after Monroe had served two terms ...
第 49 頁
... secretary of state in return for his votes , but certainly Clay knew that the office would be offered to him . Though he was the wiliest and most astute politician on the American scene , he was unprepared for the storm that descended ...
... secretary of state in return for his votes , but certainly Clay knew that the office would be offered to him . Though he was the wiliest and most astute politician on the American scene , he was unprepared for the storm that descended ...
第 243 頁
... secretary of war . Could Mr. Blaine bring it to the secretary's attention ? He could , and did . The government gave the company an opening order for twenty thousand rifles ; Blaine received ten thousand dollars ' worth of stock in the ...
... secretary of war . Could Mr. Blaine bring it to the secretary's attention ? He could , and did . The government gave the company an opening order for twenty thousand rifles ; Blaine received ten thousand dollars ' worth of stock in the ...
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