BryanHarcourt, Brace, 1929 - Всего страниц: 374 |
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... letter , and any statement he made would hardly explain the vehemence of the " knocked into a cocked hat " phrase ... letter to Mr. Joline : " Even if a man has written letters , it ought not to embarrass him if they are published . Even ...
... letter , and any statement he made would hardly explain the vehemence of the " knocked into a cocked hat " phrase ... letter to Mr. Joline : " Even if a man has written letters , it ought not to embarrass him if they are published . Even ...
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... letter ? I have always admired Mr. Bryan as a clean - think- ing , progressive citizen . I have always admired his ... letter , just so it is a frank ex- pression , and you have nothing to be ashamed of . The letter may even be printed ...
... letter ? I have always admired Mr. Bryan as a clean - think- ing , progressive citizen . I have always admired his ... letter , just so it is a frank ex- pression , and you have nothing to be ashamed of . The letter may even be printed ...
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... letter to his good friend W. W. Vick , who had been sent to Santo Domingo to collect the customs . It was Bryan's admirable ability at coining phrases that did the damage . " Now that you have arrived , " he wrote to Mr. Vick , “ and ...
... letter to his good friend W. W. Vick , who had been sent to Santo Domingo to collect the customs . It was Bryan's admirable ability at coining phrases that did the damage . " Now that you have arrived , " he wrote to Mr. Vick , “ and ...
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