RENDEZVOUS WITH DESTINY A HISTORY OF MODERN AMERICAN REFORM1956 |
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... Bryan could and did present him- self as a thoroughly middle - class man . His approach to reform softened and blurred the " producer " class philoso- phy of Populism — the farmer and industrial worker were businessmen too , Bryan ...
... Bryan could and did present him- self as a thoroughly middle - class man . His approach to reform softened and blurred the " producer " class philoso- phy of Populism — the farmer and industrial worker were businessmen too , Bryan ...
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... Bryan made the most selfless act of his career in behalf of peace . Thrice a Presidential nominee but never before even the lowliest member of a national administration , Bryan gave up his cherished premiership of the Cabinet because he ...
... Bryan made the most selfless act of his career in behalf of peace . Thrice a Presidential nominee but never before even the lowliest member of a national administration , Bryan gave up his cherished premiership of the Cabinet because he ...
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... Bryan and Mary B. Bryan : The Memoirs of William Jennings Bryan ( Winston , 1925 ) . The most thorough analysis of the results in 1896 is William Diamond : " Urban and Rural Voting in 1896 , " Amer . Hist . Rev. ( January 1941 ) , XLVI ...
... Bryan and Mary B. Bryan : The Memoirs of William Jennings Bryan ( Winston , 1925 ) . The most thorough analysis of the results in 1896 is William Diamond : " Urban and Rural Voting in 1896 , " Amer . Hist . Rev. ( January 1941 ) , XLVI ...
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Bejabers Im Worth Me Thousands | 3 |
Thrust from the Top | 9 |
From the Bottom Up | 24 |
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