WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST1952 |
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第 1 到 3 筆結果,共 13 筆
第 4 頁
... continued when Mr. Hearst undertook the work were it not for the fact that "Today" had been copyrighted personally by Mr. Brisbane. His estate refused to surrender the title copyright. It had been Mr. Brisbane's hope that his son ...
... continued when Mr. Hearst undertook the work were it not for the fact that "Today" had been copyrighted personally by Mr. Brisbane. His estate refused to surrender the title copyright. It had been Mr. Brisbane's hope that his son ...
第 101 頁
... continued to think them since I was requested to leave France, and I would not change my opinion regarding them if I were urgently requested to return to France with all the courtesy and cordiality for which the French are distinguished ...
... continued to think them since I was requested to leave France, and I would not change my opinion regarding them if I were urgently requested to return to France with all the courtesy and cordiality for which the French are distinguished ...
第 208 頁
... continued their objections and Mr. Hearst continued his editorials. On December 8, 1939, he wrote Mr. Brookes: "Our policies are to 'Unmask Hitler,' which we have done in a series of vigorous articles and editorials; 'Reveal Stalin ...
... continued their objections and Mr. Hearst continued his editorials. On December 8, 1939, he wrote Mr. Brookes: "Our policies are to 'Unmask Hitler,' which we have done in a series of vigorous articles and editorials; 'Reveal Stalin ...
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