The Last Speech of William McKinley, President of the United States: Delivered at the Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, New York, on the Fifth of September, 1901Kirgate Press of Lewis Buddy, 3rd, 1901 - 15 pages |
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... interest and pleasure , not simply because he was the President , but because he was an eloquent , convincing and impressive speaker . The expansion of his character and intellect which took place after he came to the Presidency , and ...
... interest and pleasure , not simply because he was the President , but because he was an eloquent , convincing and impressive speaker . The expansion of his character and intellect which took place after he came to the Presidency , and ...
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... interest in every civilized country . In conversation later in the day President McKinley showed that he regarded the speech as an unusual one and that he anticipated the world - wide comment on it . He said that he thought the time had ...
... interest in every civilized country . In conversation later in the day President McKinley showed that he regarded the speech as an unusual one and that he anticipated the world - wide comment on it . He said that he thought the time had ...
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... interest in every civilized country . In conversation later in the day President McKinley showed that he regarded the speech as an unusual one and that he anticipated the world - wide comment on it . He said that he thought the time had ...
... interest in every civilized country . In conversation later in the day President McKinley showed that he regarded the speech as an unusual one and that he anticipated the world - wide comment on it . He said that he thought the time had ...
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... interest and success . To the commissioners of the Dominion of Canada and the British colonies , the French colonies , the republics of Mexico and of Cen- tral and South America , and the commissioners of Cuba and Porto Rico , who share ...
... interest and success . To the commissioners of the Dominion of Canada and the British colonies , the French colonies , the republics of Mexico and of Cen- tral and South America , and the commissioners of Cuba and Porto Rico , who share ...
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... it invites the friendly rivalry of all the powers in the peaceful pursuits of trade and commerce , and will co - operate with all in advancing the highest and William McKinley 9 best interests of humanity . The wisdom 8 The Last Speech of.
... it invites the friendly rivalry of all the powers in the peaceful pursuits of trade and commerce , and will co - operate with all in advancing the highest and William McKinley 9 best interests of humanity . The wisdom 8 The Last Speech of.
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1843 Assassinated 3RD at HILLSIDE abroad American B. F. MACFARLAND President BEQUEST OF EVERT BUFFALO NEW YORK cable CANTON PENNSYLVANIA MCM&I capital Central and South Columbia Printed commercial Commissioners copies were printed Copyright 1900 diplomats District of Columbia earth edition 480 copies energy EVERT JANSEN WENDELL exchange FIFTH of SEPTEMBER foreign representatives Friendly rivalry genius globe grown steadily HENRY B. F. MACFARLAND human increasing industrial intellect interest invent January 29 KIRGATE PRESS LAST SPEECH LEWIS BUDDY 3RD manufacture markets ment messenger Mexico Miles Miley TWENTY-FOURTH PRESIDENT nations ness PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION BUFFALO peace Porto Rico PREFATORY NOTE presence President McKinley PRESS of LEWIS production prosperity Reciprocity recognized sell SEPTEMBER 1901 ships South America speak SPEECH of WILLIAM steamship Swift telegraph tion trade and commerce treaties UNITED STATES Born UNITED STATES DELIVERED vast Western coasts WILLIAM MCKINLEY PRESIDENT world's