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... Democratic nomination for the Presidency . The speech deserves study , both for what it suggests as to the crusading spirit that permeated the agrarian Democrats and for the skillful way in which Bryan appealed to the sentiments of the ...
... Democratic nomination for the Presidency . The speech deserves study , both for what it suggests as to the crusading spirit that permeated the agrarian Democrats and for the skillful way in which Bryan appealed to the sentiments of the ...
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... Democratic party has advocated from Jef- ferson's time to our own , " and there was no chal- lenge of their pretensions by the Republicans . William Jennings Bryan , the " peerless leader " of ... the new agrarian Democracy , was ...
... Democratic party has advocated from Jef- ferson's time to our own , " and there was no chal- lenge of their pretensions by the Republicans . William Jennings Bryan , the " peerless leader " of ... the new agrarian Democracy , was ...
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... Democratic party . The Democratic convention of 1912 , after a protracted contest , nominated for the first time since 1844 a candidate of Southern ex- traction . . . He enjoyed the active support of Bryan and other progressive Democratic ...
... Democratic party . The Democratic convention of 1912 , after a protracted contest , nominated for the first time since 1844 a candidate of Southern ex- traction . . . He enjoyed the active support of Bryan and other progressive Democratic ...
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PHILOSOPHERS Of Laissez FAIRE | 4 |
Attitudes during the Progressive Era | 12 |
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