Bryan and the Presidency by Rubertus Love
An overview of William Jennings Bryan’s rise in U.S. politics, detailing his early career, the 1896 Democratic split over silver and gold standards, and his two presidential campaigns. The piece describes Bryan’s vigorous campaigns, stamina, home life near Lincoln, and his role as a national figure and educator in Democratic circles.
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