William Jennings BryanG.P. Putnam's Sons, 1936 - 498 pages |
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... election . We direct public attention to the fact that , while the bill pretends to help the farmer by addi- tions to the duties on agricultural products , it in fact multiplies his burdens , increases his taxes , alienates his foreign ...
... election . We direct public attention to the fact that , while the bill pretends to help the farmer by addi- tions to the duties on agricultural products , it in fact multiplies his burdens , increases his taxes , alienates his foreign ...
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... election . The Democrats had had only $ 300,000 to spend and in their poorly - equipped head- quarters in Chicago sat Chairman Jones , Senator Henry M. Teller , ex - Congressman Belford , and " Lafe " Pence of Colorado , a group of the ...
... election . The Democrats had had only $ 300,000 to spend and in their poorly - equipped head- quarters in Chicago sat Chairman Jones , Senator Henry M. Teller , ex - Congressman Belford , and " Lafe " Pence of Colorado , a group of the ...
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... election - until Wilson was elected in 1916. A change of 962 votes would have given Bryan California and a change of ... election would upset the stability of the country's industrial and financial system . Third , the tremendous ...
... election - until Wilson was elected in 1916. A change of 962 votes would have given Bryan California and a change of ... election would upset the stability of the country's industrial and financial system . Third , the tremendous ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 13 |
PIONEER ANCESTORS | 19 |
AN ILLINOIS BOYHOOD | 25 |
Copyright | |
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