The Woodrow WilsonsMacmillan, 1937 - 301 páginas |
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... York to see them off . We were in such low spirits after they sailed that he thought a circus might revive us . I was so captivated by the freaks that father had difficulty in persuading me to go in to see the real show . A few days ...
... York to see them off . We were in such low spirits after they sailed that he thought a circus might revive us . I was so captivated by the freaks that father had difficulty in persuading me to go in to see the real show . A few days ...
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... York was made while father was in Denver , and to New York's question , " What's new in Denver ? " , the re- ply was " The town's gone wild over Wilson " -a bit of in- formation that even the " New York Times " did not ignore , although ...
... York was made while father was in Denver , and to New York's question , " What's new in Denver ? " , the re- ply was " The town's gone wild over Wilson " -a bit of in- formation that even the " New York Times " did not ignore , although ...
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... busi- ness was dependent on the resources of small local banks only , or on the favors of a few powerful banks in New York , were often not available . There was a howl of indignation from the bankers when 267 THE WHITE HOUSE.
... busi- ness was dependent on the resources of small local banks only , or on the favors of a few powerful banks in New York , were often not available . There was a howl of indignation from the bankers when 267 THE WHITE HOUSE.
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