William Jennings BryanG.P. Putnam's Sons, 1936 - 498 pages |
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... later life ) , but he points out that this set him to a serious , close study of the word of God and was a determining factor in his later religious life . He went to a revival at the Presbyterian church and one night was converted . It ...
... later life ) , but he points out that this set him to a serious , close study of the word of God and was a determining factor in his later religious life . He went to a revival at the Presbyterian church and one night was converted . It ...
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... later Senator Albert J. Hop- kins , Robert R. Hitt ( who took the Lincoln - Douglas debates as a stenographer ) ... later speaker David B. Henderson and the later Senator Jonathan P. Dolliver ; Kansas included " Jerry " Simpson ; Maine ...
... later Senator Albert J. Hop- kins , Robert R. Hitt ( who took the Lincoln - Douglas debates as a stenographer ) ... later speaker David B. Henderson and the later Senator Jonathan P. Dolliver ; Kansas included " Jerry " Simpson ; Maine ...
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... later a dispatch came from Germany stating that Dumba had cabled saying that the last Lusitania note " was not meant in earnest and was only sent as sop to public opinion . " Bryan meanwhile sent for Ambassador Dumba and told him of ...
... later a dispatch came from Germany stating that Dumba had cabled saying that the last Lusitania note " was not meant in earnest and was only sent as sop to public opinion . " Bryan meanwhile sent for Ambassador Dumba and told him of ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 13 |
PIONEER ANCESTORS | 19 |
AN ILLINOIS BOYHOOD | 25 |
Copyright | |
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