BryanHarcourt, Brace, 1929 - 374 pages |
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Page 61
... Republican National Convention would nomi- nate William McKinley for the Presidency ; Mark Hanna had spent some years making that certain , but it was not certain what the attitude of the Republicans would be on the question of the free ...
... Republican National Convention would nomi- nate William McKinley for the Presidency ; Mark Hanna had spent some years making that certain , but it was not certain what the attitude of the Republicans would be on the question of the free ...
Page 63
... Republican Convention . Colonel Franklin Pierce Morgan , a Washington corre- spondent for many years , had known Bryan when he was a Congressman . He met him again at the Republican con- vention and reported the following incident ...
... Republican Convention . Colonel Franklin Pierce Morgan , a Washington corre- spondent for many years , had known Bryan when he was a Congressman . He met him again at the Republican con- vention and reported the following incident ...
Page 124
... Republicans were getting ready to fight the election of 1900 on the principle that the Republican party was in Washington and all was right with the world . Mark Hanna expressed the policy of the party and at the same time contributed a ...
... Republicans were getting ready to fight the election of 1900 on the principle that the Republican party was in Washington and all was right with the world . Mark Hanna expressed the policy of the party and at the same time contributed a ...
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