They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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... speech , and he did not dare upset the equation . His acceptance speech contained the epitome of his campaign and the seeds of his defeat : he had handled it as a scientific task to be per- formed in a laboratory . With almost geometric ...
... speech , and he did not dare upset the equation . His acceptance speech contained the epitome of his campaign and the seeds of his defeat : he had handled it as a scientific task to be per- formed in a laboratory . With almost geometric ...
第 355 頁
... speech on August 17 , 1940. The lampposts were decorated with huge Willkie photographs ; the streets were lined solid with shirt - sleeved men and women in white dresses and straw hats ; hot - dog and lemonade stands were piled high ...
... speech on August 17 , 1940. The lampposts were decorated with huge Willkie photographs ; the streets were lined solid with shirt - sleeved men and women in white dresses and straw hats ; hot - dog and lemonade stands were piled high ...
第 396 頁
... speech from the Bremerton Navy Yards . But their fears were unfounded : the Old Master of the radio gave the most politically astute speech of his four campaigns : warm , lovable , ingratiat- ing , confidential , full of a homely ...
... speech from the Bremerton Navy Yards . But their fears were unfounded : the Old Master of the radio gave the most politically astute speech of his four campaigns : warm , lovable , ingratiat- ing , confidential , full of a homely ...
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