Mr. House of TexasFunk & Wagnalls Company, 1940 - 381 páginas |
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Página 56
... refused as a ges- ture to endorse the renomination of the Tammany incumbent at Albany , John A. Dix . Murphy's unspoken proposition , which everyone under- stood , amounted to an offer of Tammany support in return for Wil- son's ...
... refused as a ges- ture to endorse the renomination of the Tammany incumbent at Albany , John A. Dix . Murphy's unspoken proposition , which everyone under- stood , amounted to an offer of Tammany support in return for Wil- son's ...
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... refused to share the prejudice , common to most of the leaders of his party , against the Aldrich Currency Bill of the preceding Adminis- tration . He cheerfully admitted that the work of Senator Aldrich and the Monetary Commission had ...
... refused to share the prejudice , common to most of the leaders of his party , against the Aldrich Currency Bill of the preceding Adminis- tration . He cheerfully admitted that the work of Senator Aldrich and the Monetary Commission had ...
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... refused to accept the privilege of age , and sit quietly and watch the " world rushing by . " He wasn't so strong as he had been , and many people had forgotten him , but he continued to work on the creaky ma- chinery of civilization ...
... refused to accept the privilege of age , and sit quietly and watch the " world rushing by . " He wasn't so strong as he had been , and many people had forgotten him , but he continued to work on the creaky ma- chinery of civilization ...
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BY WAY OF EXPLANATION I | 1 |
THE YOUNG TEXAN | 7 |
FOUR GOVERNORS | 22 |
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