William Jennings BryanG.P. Putnam's Sons, 1936 - 498 pages |
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... candidate in case the convention decided to leave out that plank , I replied that I would not consent to be a candidate under those circumstances . I had fought for four years for the reaffirmation of that platform and I was not willing ...
... candidate in case the convention decided to leave out that plank , I replied that I would not consent to be a candidate under those circumstances . I had fought for four years for the reaffirmation of that platform and I was not willing ...
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... candidate although he was to live sev- enteen years yet , as a forceful and even decisive factor in his party . His ... candidate for the Presidency and while he secretly entertained the thought that he might again be a candidate and did ...
... candidate although he was to live sev- enteen years yet , as a forceful and even decisive factor in his party . His ... candidate for the Presidency and while he secretly entertained the thought that he might again be a candidate and did ...
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... candidate . It would be especially natural for one who had three times been a candidate to have thought of himself in this con- nection . " I felt it was not proper , " said Bryan in his " Memoirs , " page 185 , " for me to consider the ...
... candidate . It would be especially natural for one who had three times been a candidate to have thought of himself in this con- nection . " I felt it was not proper , " said Bryan in his " Memoirs , " page 185 , " for me to consider the ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION CONTENTS | 13 |
PIONEER ANCESTORS | 19 |
AN ILLINOIS BOYHOOD | 25 |
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