Bryan the Man the Great Commoner At Close Range An Intimate And Impartial Revi
Bryan the Man the Great Commoner At Close Range An Intimate And Impartial Revi
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Bryan eulogized Sheldon as the highest type of a soldier and a gentleman. Shel- don replied, uttering similar sentiments. The com- radeship and esteem of their soldier days has not been imperiled by partisanship.
In December, 1898, William J. Bryan left the serv- ice of his country and returned to the paths of peace. He left his regiment at Savannah, Ga. Criticism of his career came entirely from without his regiment. Respect, amounting almost to hero-worship, he in- herited from the men within... the ranks.
CHAPTER XIV.
BRYAN AS A LECTURER.
Perhaps it as a lecturer, an incomparable orator, that Bryan's greatest claim to fame will go down to posterity. The field of oratory was attractive to him from his earliest boyhood, but he was not what is called a "born orator, " as is shown by the tales of some of his early defeats in contests for prizes. His indomitable perseverance, his enormous capacity for work and his splendid physical equipment have been the chief factors in his success.
Old residents of the little village of Salem, 111.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bryan eulogized Sheldon as the highest type of a soldier and a gentleman. Shel- don replied, uttering similar sentiments. The com- radeship and esteem of their soldier days has not been imperiled by partisanship.
In December, 1898, William J. Bryan left the serv- ice of his country and returned to the paths of peace. He left his regiment at Savannah, Ga. Criticism of his career came entirely from without his regiment. Respect, amounting almost to hero-worship, he in- herited from the men within... the ranks.
CHAPTER XIV.
BRYAN AS A LECTURER.
Perhaps it as a lecturer, an incomparable orator, that Bryan's greatest claim to fame will go down to posterity. The field of oratory was attractive to him from his earliest boyhood, but he was not what is called a "born orator, " as is shown by the tales of some of his early defeats in contests for prizes. His indomitable perseverance, his enormous capacity for work and his splendid physical equipment have been the chief factors in his success.
Old residents of the little village of Salem, 111.
What to read after Bryan the Man the Great Commoner At Close Range An Intimate And Impartial Revi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Liscomb Gale to read onlineMoreLess
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