William Jennings BryanG.P. Putnam's Sons, 1936 - 498 pages |
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Page 385
... friends because they would understand as well as he that the effect of his resignation upon him might be highly ... friendship for the great Secretary of the Treasury and of the freedom which he felt in the intimacy of that friendship to ...
... friends because they would understand as well as he that the effect of his resignation upon him might be highly ... friendship for the great Secretary of the Treasury and of the freedom which he felt in the intimacy of that friendship to ...
Page 408
... friends , Bryan had to face a hostile gathering . It is freely conceded by Mr. Bryan's friends that he faced more formidable oratorical foes this time than had ever confronted him before . Colby was given a great ovation . His powerful ...
... friends , Bryan had to face a hostile gathering . It is freely conceded by Mr. Bryan's friends that he faced more formidable oratorical foes this time than had ever confronted him before . Colby was given a great ovation . His powerful ...
Page 458
... friends expected it , for while he was rapidly forsaking politics for religion and had very largely ceased the discussion of current political topics and was devoting more and more time to religious thinking and talking , they felt that ...
... friends expected it , for while he was rapidly forsaking politics for religion and had very largely ceased the discussion of current political topics and was devoting more and more time to religious thinking and talking , they felt that ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 13 |
PIONEER ANCESTORS | 19 |
AN ILLINOIS BOYHOOD | 25 |
Copyright | |
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