William Jennings BryanG.P. Putnam's Sons, 1936 - 498 pages |
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Page 66
... favor an amendment to the federal constitution which will take the election of the United States Senators from the state legis- latures and place it in the hands of the people where it belongs . " We favor the Australian or some similar ...
... favor an amendment to the federal constitution which will take the election of the United States Senators from the state legis- latures and place it in the hands of the people where it belongs . " We favor the Australian or some similar ...
Page 117
... favor of free sugar and against a tariff on sugar . Bryan promptly accepted the challenge , came to the town , was met by an enthusiastic group of his own followers and " bearded the lion in his den . " This act of Bryan's was political ...
... favor of free sugar and against a tariff on sugar . Bryan promptly accepted the challenge , came to the town , was met by an enthusiastic group of his own followers and " bearded the lion in his den . " This act of Bryan's was political ...
Page 407
... favor the appointment by the President with the consent of the Senate of delegates to represent this nation in the League until regularly chosen delegates are elected and qualified . " We favor the selection of the nation's delegates in ...
... favor the appointment by the President with the consent of the Senate of delegates to represent this nation in the League until regularly chosen delegates are elected and qualified . " We favor the selection of the nation's delegates in ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 13 |
PIONEER ANCESTORS | 19 |
AN ILLINOIS BOYHOOD | 25 |
Copyright | |
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