The Politicos, 1865-1896A lively history of the parties and the great party oeaders who dominated American politics during the turbulent eyrs of the "Robber Barons." |
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Bryan , finally , saw no harm in carrying on an opportunistic collaboration with the Silver and Copper Barons , feeling sincerely that attainment of their objectives would aid his own people too . Such a compromise was perfectly typical ...
Bryan , finally , saw no harm in carrying on an opportunistic collaboration with the Silver and Copper Barons , feeling sincerely that attainment of their objectives would aid his own people too . Such a compromise was perfectly typical ...
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48 Beer , Hanna , pp . 143-46 . 49 New York World , June 16 , 1896 . 50 Cf. Dunn , From Harrison to Harding , Vol . I , p . 181 ; White , Masks , pp . 212-15 . 51 Bryan , Memoirs , p . 100 . 52 Dunn , From Harrison to Harding , Vol .
48 Beer , Hanna , pp . 143-46 . 49 New York World , June 16 , 1896 . 50 Cf. Dunn , From Harrison to Harding , Vol . I , p . 181 ; White , Masks , pp . 212-15 . 51 Bryan , Memoirs , p . 100 . 52 Dunn , From Harrison to Harding , Vol .
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39 Bryan , First Battle , p . 356 . 40 Lamont Papers , Stillman to Lamont , Sept. 4 , 1896 . 41 Pyle , Hill , Vol . I , pp . 496-97 . 42 Bryan , First Battle , p . 452 . 43 Ibid . , p . 316 . 44 Werner , Bryan , p . 93 .
39 Bryan , First Battle , p . 356 . 40 Lamont Papers , Stillman to Lamont , Sept. 4 , 1896 . 41 Pyle , Hill , Vol . I , pp . 496-97 . 42 Bryan , First Battle , p . 452 . 43 Ibid . , p . 316 . 44 Werner , Bryan , p . 93 .
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