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Senator Gorman was doing his best to rally the Democrats in opposition to the
treaty , but Bryan ' s mischievous visit had quite demoralized the western
Democrats and Populists . Hoar was certain that Bryan , whatever his
protestations of anti ...
Senator Gorman was doing his best to rally the Democrats in opposition to the
treaty , but Bryan ' s mischievous visit had quite demoralized the western
Democrats and Populists . Hoar was certain that Bryan , whatever his
protestations of anti ...
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41 In all likelihood Bryan was inspired more by conviction than by calculation ;
indeed , if judged by the criteria of partisan advantage his course was stupid and
incomprehensible . 42 It would appear , however , that though Hoar , Carnegie ...
41 In all likelihood Bryan was inspired more by conviction than by calculation ;
indeed , if judged by the criteria of partisan advantage his course was stupid and
incomprehensible . 42 It would appear , however , that though Hoar , Carnegie ...
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partisans nor office holders . Not only did such Republican “ regulars ” as George
Edmunds , Walter Mason , and Samuel McCall agree with Hoar in denouncing
Bryan but so did such independent - minded , lay Republicans as Charles Eliot of
...
partisans nor office holders . Not only did such Republican “ regulars ” as George
Edmunds , Walter Mason , and Samuel McCall agree with Hoar in denouncing
Bryan but so did such independent - minded , lay Republicans as Charles Eliot of
...
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Introduction | 11 |
Born to the Cause | 12 |
The Loyal Reformer in the Age of the Stalwarts | 28 |
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