William Jennings BryanG.P. Putnam's Sons, 1936 - 498 pages |
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... Lincoln as cheap as from any other point and he at once decided to go by Lincoln , Nebraska , and visit his law school chum , Adolphus R. Talbot . The intimate friendship formed between Bryan and Talbot at the Union Law School in ...
... Lincoln as cheap as from any other point and he at once decided to go by Lincoln , Nebraska , and visit his law school chum , Adolphus R. Talbot . The intimate friendship formed between Bryan and Talbot at the Union Law School in ...
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... Lincoln was a good deal more than Main Street ( in the best sense of that word ) . This Monday evening literary society was really Bryan's introduc- tion to Lincoln , to its best life and society and helped him forward on the road to ...
... Lincoln was a good deal more than Main Street ( in the best sense of that word ) . This Monday evening literary society was really Bryan's introduc- tion to Lincoln , to its best life and society and helped him forward on the road to ...
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... Lincoln , for Lincoln lost the senatorship in 1858 , just thirty - six years before Bryan lost and Lincoln's defeat seemed to retire him from public life forever . Yet in two years . the defeated candidate for the Senate in Illinois was ...
... Lincoln , for Lincoln lost the senatorship in 1858 , just thirty - six years before Bryan lost and Lincoln's defeat seemed to retire him from public life forever . Yet in two years . the defeated candidate for the Senate in Illinois was ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION CONTENTS | 13 |
PIONEER ANCESTORS | 19 |
AN ILLINOIS BOYHOOD | 25 |
Copyright | |
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