William Jennings BryanG.P. Putnam's Sons, 1936 - 498 pages |
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Page 48
... bills for booze ! And , in the setting of that time it was no more than if the bill had been for sugar or flour . The first bill was for $ 2.60 . Bryan wrote the debtor a note ; he came in with the money and Bryan walked to the door of ...
... bills for booze ! And , in the setting of that time it was no more than if the bill had been for sugar or flour . The first bill was for $ 2.60 . Bryan wrote the debtor a note ; he came in with the money and Bryan walked to the door of ...
Page 91
... bill . Later in the session the bill was passed . Bryan then introduced a bill to adjust the land sales and the homesteaders ' rights with the Indians , setting forth , of course , the consent of the Indians must be obtained for any ...
... bill . Later in the session the bill was passed . Bryan then introduced a bill to adjust the land sales and the homesteaders ' rights with the Indians , setting forth , of course , the consent of the Indians must be obtained for any ...
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... bill passed over the protest of the silver men . ' In Bryan's next appearance on the floor he tried to get through a bill admitting , free of all duty , antitoxins . * Bryan contended that it was a matter of public welfare to have ...
... bill passed over the protest of the silver men . ' In Bryan's next appearance on the floor he tried to get through a bill admitting , free of all duty , antitoxins . * Bryan contended that it was a matter of public welfare to have ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 13 |
PIONEER ANCESTORS | 19 |
AN ILLINOIS BOYHOOD | 25 |
Copyright | |
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