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Page 107
If Mr. Roosevelt's successor should be a Democrat, the Democrats in Congress
would block Republican policy if it seemed advisable ; if Mr. Roosevelt's
successor is a Republican, but a Republican who holds different views to Mr.
Roosevelt, ...
If Mr. Roosevelt's successor should be a Democrat, the Democrats in Congress
would block Republican policy if it seemed advisable ; if Mr. Roosevelt's
successor is a Republican, but a Republican who holds different views to Mr.
Roosevelt, ...
Page 108
It is not their business to play the Republican game, and had the Democrats put
in a Bill of their own and stood by it, they could have caused the Republicans
very considerable embarrassment. The Senate is not so easily controlled.
It is not their business to play the Republican game, and had the Democrats put
in a Bill of their own and stood by it, they could have caused the Republicans
very considerable embarrassment. The Senate is not so easily controlled.
Page 112
If Roosevelt is not nominated the Democratic nominee will be Bryan. It Roosevelt
is nominated it will be useless for Bryan to accept the nomination, because
Roosevelt is stronger with the “Radicals” of both parties than even Bryan,
although ...
If Roosevelt is not nominated the Democratic nominee will be Bryan. It Roosevelt
is nominated it will be useless for Bryan to accept the nomination, because
Roosevelt is stronger with the “Radicals” of both parties than even Bryan,
although ...
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ListER The Hon Charles The Value of a Public School | 70 |
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