William Jennings BryanG.P. Putnam's Sons, 1936 - 498 pages |
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... Commoner . Seven- teen thousand subscribers sent their money in advance and presently the subscription list of The Commoner ran nearly 150,000 . For over twenty years The Commoner was issued weekly to the Bryan subscription list , which ...
... Commoner . Seven- teen thousand subscribers sent their money in advance and presently the subscription list of The Commoner ran nearly 150,000 . For over twenty years The Commoner was issued weekly to the Bryan subscription list , which ...
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... Commoner became an accepted force in American political journalism and a purely political journal it remained to the end . In his first address to The Commoner readers , Volume 1 , Number 1 , issued January 23 , 1901 , Bryan says in ...
... Commoner became an accepted force in American political journalism and a purely political journal it remained to the end . In his first address to The Commoner readers , Volume 1 , Number 1 , issued January 23 , 1901 , Bryan says in ...
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... Commoner . The Chautauqua called him with ever increasing frequency and between the lectures and The Commoner editorials Mr. Bryan was spending a busy and happy life . " I am making better speeches than I ever made before , " he said to ...
... Commoner . The Chautauqua called him with ever increasing frequency and between the lectures and The Commoner editorials Mr. Bryan was spending a busy and happy life . " I am making better speeches than I ever made before , " he said to ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 13 |
PIONEER ANCESTORS | 19 |
AN ILLINOIS BOYHOOD | 25 |
Copyright | |
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