WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST1952 |
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第 59 頁
... government required— money, Red Cross units, yachts for gunboats, companies of combatants. " 'Teddy' Roosevelt organized his picturesque 'Rough Riders.' "Then everybody sailed away as if on a crusade. "Your The Spanish- American War 59.
... government required— money, Red Cross units, yachts for gunboats, companies of combatants. " 'Teddy' Roosevelt organized his picturesque 'Rough Riders.' "Then everybody sailed away as if on a crusade. "Your The Spanish- American War 59.
第 91 頁
... crusade for its repeal. A nation-wide campaign to stir up sentiment for abrogation of the law was started. In attacking prohibition, Mr. Hearst criticized President Herbert Hoover's stand on the moot question. Mr. Hearst's views are ...
... crusade for its repeal. A nation-wide campaign to stir up sentiment for abrogation of the law was started. In attacking prohibition, Mr. Hearst criticized President Herbert Hoover's stand on the moot question. Mr. Hearst's views are ...
第 221 頁
... crusade here at home. "Speaking in all kindness, and giving Mr. Roosevelt all credit for honesty of opinion and sincerity of purpose, there still remains the fact that the good old United States is drifting directly in the direction of ...
... crusade here at home. "Speaking in all kindness, and giving Mr. Roosevelt all credit for honesty of opinion and sincerity of purpose, there still remains the fact that the good old United States is drifting directly in the direction of ...
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