William Jennings BryanG.P. Putnam's Sons, 1936 - 498 pages |
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... question yet today in American political and economic life . Among all those who have ever spoken on this question Bryan must rank among the first , both in cogency of argument and in pure , intellectual ability . No man can charm and ...
... question yet today in American political and economic life . Among all those who have ever spoken on this question Bryan must rank among the first , both in cogency of argument and in pure , intellectual ability . No man can charm and ...
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... question . Mrs. Bryan said that soon after his election he began to study the money question . The late Senator Joseph W. Bailey of Texas ( who entered the House in the 52nd Congress ) is the author of the statement that he first ...
... question . Mrs. Bryan said that soon after his election he began to study the money question . The late Senator Joseph W. Bailey of Texas ( who entered the House in the 52nd Congress ) is the author of the statement that he first ...
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... question , under which the railroads went to the Supreme Court of the United States . The question of the legality of the rates prescribed and of their fair- ness rested upon the underlying question of the true principle for rate making ...
... question , under which the railroads went to the Supreme Court of the United States . The question of the legality of the rates prescribed and of their fair- ness rested upon the underlying question of the true principle for rate making ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 13 |
PIONEER ANCESTORS | 19 |
AN ILLINOIS BOYHOOD | 25 |
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