William Jennings BryanG.P. Putnam's Sons, 1936 - 498 pages |
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Page 82
... tariff . " From the hour that Bryan closed his first great speech on the tariff question , his ability and leadership in the House of Representatives were conceded by every one . Aside from the brilliant and witty phrases of his speech ...
... tariff . " From the hour that Bryan closed his first great speech on the tariff question , his ability and leadership in the House of Representatives were conceded by every one . Aside from the brilliant and witty phrases of his speech ...
Page 101
... TARIFF SPEECH The speech is found in Appendix to Volume 26 , Part 9 , " Con- gressional Record , " page 219 , and was delivered January 13 , 1894 . Bryan began by stating the tariff issue , quoting from both Re- publican and Democratic ...
... TARIFF SPEECH The speech is found in Appendix to Volume 26 , Part 9 , " Con- gressional Record , " page 219 , and was delivered January 13 , 1894 . Bryan began by stating the tariff issue , quoting from both Re- publican and Democratic ...
Page 102
... tariffs in America . Next he turned his attention to the effect of the tariff on tenant farms and discussed the whole range of agricultural tariffs ; coming to the Wilson bill , which he was advocating , he dealt with the free articles ...
... tariffs in America . Next he turned his attention to the effect of the tariff on tenant farms and discussed the whole range of agricultural tariffs ; coming to the Wilson bill , which he was advocating , he dealt with the free articles ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 13 |
PIONEER ANCESTORS | 19 |
AN ILLINOIS BOYHOOD | 25 |
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