WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST1952 |
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第 37 頁
... party machine. He organized the Independence League, which had Thomas L. Hisgen as its candidate for the Presidency. Bryan was the Democratic candidate, and William H. Taft was the choice of the Republican party. Mr. Hearst had lost ...
... party machine. He organized the Independence League, which had Thomas L. Hisgen as its candidate for the Presidency. Bryan was the Democratic candidate, and William H. Taft was the choice of the Republican party. Mr. Hearst had lost ...
第 92 頁
... Party to protest against the invasion of the rights and liberties of our people; no Declaration of Independence to declare liberty and equality as the inalienable rights of man; no United States of America to establish liberty and ...
... Party to protest against the invasion of the rights and liberties of our people; no Declaration of Independence to declare liberty and equality as the inalienable rights of man; no United States of America to establish liberty and ...
第 191 頁
"Dear Cobble: "The Socialist Democratic party is going to hold its convention in Philadelphia, the city where the 'Horse and Buggy' Declaration of Independence was written and signed, the city where the 'Ox Cart' Constitution was framed ...
"Dear Cobble: "The Socialist Democratic party is going to hold its convention in Philadelphia, the city where the 'Horse and Buggy' Declaration of Independence was written and signed, the city where the 'Ox Cart' Constitution was framed ...
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