Bryan on Future of Democracy in 1908 Plan
W J Bryan outlines remedies for the Democratic party after a national defeat and argues for a bold reform agenda. He backs continued Democratic work, warns against plutocracy, and urges a clean break from corporate influence while outlining policy goals for 1908 and beyond.
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