The Peerless Leader, William Jennings BryanFarrar and Rinehart, Incorporated, 1929 - 446 pages |
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... Sterling Morton that he re- ported for duty ten days after he reached Lincoln . And the Hon . J. Sterling Morton graciously took the sprouting young politician under his wing.5 It was not , however , until the election year of 1888 that ...
... Sterling Morton that he re- ported for duty ten days after he reached Lincoln . And the Hon . J. Sterling Morton graciously took the sprouting young politician under his wing.5 It was not , however , until the election year of 1888 that ...
Page 122
... Sterling Morton had given Bryan his first chance and still regarded the young man as a faithful henchman . Would Bryan let himself be a flail in the hands of Morton's enemies ? The anti - Morton faction lost little sleep over this ...
... Sterling Morton had given Bryan his first chance and still regarded the young man as a faithful henchman . Would Bryan let himself be a flail in the hands of Morton's enemies ? The anti - Morton faction lost little sleep over this ...
Page 142
... Sterling Morton , contemptuously.18 Bryan's free silver plank was voted down . But the galleries , Populist filled ... Sterling Morton had his eye on that job ; Bryan did not have a look - in . In the end , preceded by a brass band , and ...
... Sterling Morton , contemptuously.18 Bryan's free silver plank was voted down . But the galleries , Populist filled ... Sterling Morton had his eye on that job ; Bryan did not have a look - in . In the end , preceded by a brass band , and ...
Contents
Introduction PAGE | xiii |
CHAPTER | 3 |
Raccoon Township II | 11 |
Copyright | |
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