La Follettes Winning of Wisconsin 1894 1904 volume 1
La Follettes Winning of Wisconsin 1894 1904 volume 1
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From this time forward we are all of us for Boh LaFollette. " The convention was a great and memorable affair al- though unmarked by contests which had characterized so many other like occasions. LaFollette had everything completely in his hands. The speech of Henry C. Adams a. S chairman was a notable effort.
Another feature of the speechmaking was the address of (Jen. George E. Bryant placing Mr. LaFollette in nomination. In imitation of Roscoe Conkling's speech in eulogy of Grant at Chicago ...twenty years before, he began : Vmi ask from wlicnco my caiulidate. This my answer it shall be, He cnmc from the town of Primrose; From a log cabin unrler the tree.
The troo was nn onk of the primeval forest. In its broad, ■tunly brnnt-hos the boy first heard the whispering of the wind nn«l the KWfot snugs of the wild birds. To climb its sturdy trunk to itfl topmost limb— symbolic of the triumidi that awaits him on the duwning of the new century— was the first aspiration of this child of the frontiersman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
From this time forward we are all of us for Boh LaFollette. " The convention was a great and memorable affair al- though unmarked by contests which had characterized so many other like occasions. LaFollette had everything completely in his hands. The speech of Henry C. Adams a. S chairman was a notable effort.
Another feature of the speechmaking was the address of (Jen. George E. Bryant placing Mr. LaFollette in nomination. In imitation of Roscoe Conkling's speech in eulogy of Grant at Chicago ...twenty years before, he began : Vmi ask from wlicnco my caiulidate. This my answer it shall be, He cnmc from the town of Primrose; From a log cabin unrler the tree.
The troo was nn onk of the primeval forest. In its broad, ■tunly brnnt-hos the boy first heard the whispering of the wind nn«l the KWfot snugs of the wild birds. To climb its sturdy trunk to itfl topmost limb— symbolic of the triumidi that awaits him on the duwning of the new century— was the first aspiration of this child of the frontiersman.
What to read after La Follettes Winning of Wisconsin 1894 1904 volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Olaus Barton to read onlineMoreLess
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