They Also Ran: The Story of the Men who Were Defeated for the PresidencyDoubleday, Doran, 1945 - 427 頁 |
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第 12 頁
... turned up who is more unpopular than Jefferson Davis , and that is Horace Greeley . I think if Greeley could be hung now , they would be content to let Davis go . " The Union League Club , which he had joined for patriotic reasons at ...
... turned up who is more unpopular than Jefferson Davis , and that is Horace Greeley . I think if Greeley could be hung now , they would be content to let Davis go . " The Union League Club , which he had joined for patriotic reasons at ...
第 58 頁
... turned statecraft into witchcraft have made a constructive president . He would have ruled his party with a heavy hand , subjugated his cabinet , crushed the Congress and turned it into a den of snarling antagonists by playing man ...
... turned statecraft into witchcraft have made a constructive president . He would have ruled his party with a heavy hand , subjugated his cabinet , crushed the Congress and turned it into a den of snarling antagonists by playing man ...
第 141 頁
... turned aside , while the party surged forward to triumph . In his every success there was contained the germ of his next defeat ; in every defeat , the seed of his next victory . Like Winfield Scott his career rode a Ferris wheel ...
... turned aside , while the party surged forward to triumph . In his every success there was contained the germ of his next defeat ; in every defeat , the seed of his next victory . Like Winfield Scott his career rode a Ferris wheel ...
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