William Jennings BryanG.P. Putnam's Sons, 1936 - 498 pages |
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... lived Bryan , his parents , and his older sister . There were also Aunts who came and went and occasional rela- tives and friends , who in those early hospitable days were made welcome about the family table . Judge Bryan was a leading ...
... lived Bryan , his parents , and his older sister . There were also Aunts who came and went and occasional rela- tives and friends , who in those early hospitable days were made welcome about the family table . Judge Bryan was a leading ...
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... lived with him in Lincoln , Yamashita . This college - bred Japansee boy lived fifteen miles out from the village of Kagoshima . As Bryan approached the Japanese homesite where lived the boy whom he had sheltered and educated in America ...
... lived with him in Lincoln , Yamashita . This college - bred Japansee boy lived fifteen miles out from the village of Kagoshima . As Bryan approached the Japanese homesite where lived the boy whom he had sheltered and educated in America ...
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... lived in so long , should now be devoted to the ministration of the care of the sick and the afflicted . Ordinarily the Bryans would have given the home to the Presbyterian Church , their own faith , but the Methodists in Nebraska ...
... lived in so long , should now be devoted to the ministration of the care of the sick and the afflicted . Ordinarily the Bryans would have given the home to the Presbyterian Church , their own faith , but the Methodists in Nebraska ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 13 |
PIONEER ANCESTORS | 19 |
AN ILLINOIS BOYHOOD | 25 |
Copyright | |
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