William Jennings BryanG.P. Putnam's Sons, 1936 - 498 pages |
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... principles which Mr. Bryan advocates and believe the welfare of the nation depends upon the triumph of those principles . As I am not as able as he to defend those principles with tongue and pen , and as his political work prevents the ...
... principles which Mr. Bryan advocates and believe the welfare of the nation depends upon the triumph of those principles . As I am not as able as he to defend those principles with tongue and pen , and as his political work prevents the ...
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... principles to current issues as they arose . He next took up the application of the principle in his Peace Treaties to labor disputes . With the acuteness which has always characterized him Bryan saw that the principle which could ...
... principles to current issues as they arose . He next took up the application of the principle in his Peace Treaties to labor disputes . With the acuteness which has always characterized him Bryan saw that the principle which could ...
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... principles as his ideals , and he can go far in any free country . If to these one adds a magnificent physique and gen- erous heart and real , dynamic magnetism and a golden voice , coupled with manly beauty - you have a leader in a ...
... principles as his ideals , and he can go far in any free country . If to these one adds a magnificent physique and gen- erous heart and real , dynamic magnetism and a golden voice , coupled with manly beauty - you have a leader in a ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 13 |
PIONEER ANCESTORS | 19 |
AN ILLINOIS BOYHOOD | 25 |
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William Jennings Bryan: A Study in Political Vindication Wayne C. Williams No preview available - 2013 |
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