William Jennings BryanG.P. Putnam's Sons, 1936 - 498 pages |
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... debate . The debates were held in various cities of the district and attracted vast crowds . Again Bryan scored and this time his friends felt that his triumph was even greater than in the debates with Connell . The final debate was ...
... debate . The debates were held in various cities of the district and attracted vast crowds . Again Bryan scored and this time his friends felt that his triumph was even greater than in the debates with Connell . The final debate was ...
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... debate on the adoption of the platform . It is only fair to history to say that Bryan not only wanted to get into that debate , but that his friends sought every honorable way to secure him an invitation to participate . The Nebraska ...
... debate on the adoption of the platform . It is only fair to history to say that Bryan not only wanted to get into that debate , but that his friends sought every honorable way to secure him an invitation to participate . The Nebraska ...
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... debate . As an ex - congressman Bryan felt he had to defer to a United States Senator and he listened with nervous expectancy to Tillman's reply . Tillman said he wanted to close the debate and wanted fifty minutes of time . Bryan told ...
... debate . As an ex - congressman Bryan felt he had to defer to a United States Senator and he listened with nervous expectancy to Tillman's reply . Tillman said he wanted to close the debate and wanted fifty minutes of time . Bryan told ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION CONTENTS | 13 |
PIONEER ANCESTORS | 19 |
AN ILLINOIS BOYHOOD | 25 |
Copyright | |
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