BryanHarcourt, Brace, 1929 - 374 pages |
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Page 141
... Democratic party again . In the four years after the election of 1900 the eastern Democrats had succeeded somewhat in regaining control of the party and in breaking the influence which Bryan had exercised since 1896. Two defeats did not ...
... Democratic party again . In the four years after the election of 1900 the eastern Democrats had succeeded somewhat in regaining control of the party and in breaking the influence which Bryan had exercised since 1896. Two defeats did not ...
Page 143
... Democratic party prefers its Moses in this campaign ( Applause ) , it wants the help of its Aaron too . ( Ap- plause . ) " The New York World commenting in an edi- torial at this time on Bryan's position said : " No other American ...
... Democratic party prefers its Moses in this campaign ( Applause ) , it wants the help of its Aaron too . ( Ap- plause . ) " The New York World commenting in an edi- torial at this time on Bryan's position said : " No other American ...
Page 275
... Democratic Conventions became gracious enough to invite me and pa- tient enough to listen to me , and I have not words in which to express my gratitude for the love and loyalty of millions of Democrats who have been my co - laborers for ...
... Democratic Conventions became gracious enough to invite me and pa- tient enough to listen to me , and I have not words in which to express my gratitude for the love and loyalty of millions of Democrats who have been my co - laborers for ...
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