History of Political Parties, National Reminiscences, And the Tippecanoe Movement ..
History of Political Parties, National Reminiscences, And the Tippecanoe Movement ..
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Neal by eighty thousand nine hundred and ninety-five. At the Ohio State convention, May 28th, Mr. McKinley received a unanimous vote presenting his name as Ohio's choice for president of the United States, pledging to him its unswerving support.
THOMAS BRACKETT REED.
TT-HOMAS BRACKETT REED was born in Portland, \\j Maine, October 18, 1839. His father, Captain Thomas B. Reed, master of a small coasting vessel, was also a native of Portland. His mother was Matilda Prince Mitchell, of North Yarmou...th, Maine. The son, who is a man of fine physique and address, greatly resembles his mother. W. H. Bronson says of him: "As speaker of the National House of Representatives he excited the interest of the whole country by his position in a contest the most spirited that had occurred in Congress for more than a quarter of a century. His political opponents criticised his official acts while all acknowledged his skill and ability. " Reed attended city schools and fitted for college in the high school; was nearly seventeen years old when he entered Bowdoin College; and he graduated in i860, just before he attained his majority; he had to rely almost wholly on his own resources to pay the expenses of his education.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Neal by eighty thousand nine hundred and ninety-five. At the Ohio State convention, May 28th, Mr. McKinley received a unanimous vote presenting his name as Ohio's choice for president of the United States, pledging to him its unswerving support.
THOMAS BRACKETT REED.
TT-HOMAS BRACKETT REED was born in Portland, \\j Maine, October 18, 1839. His father, Captain Thomas B. Reed, master of a small coasting vessel, was also a native of Portland. His mother was Matilda Prince Mitchell, of North Yarmou...th, Maine. The son, who is a man of fine physique and address, greatly resembles his mother. W. H. Bronson says of him: "As speaker of the National House of Representatives he excited the interest of the whole country by his position in a contest the most spirited that had occurred in Congress for more than a quarter of a century. His political opponents criticised his official acts while all acknowledged his skill and ability. " Reed attended city schools and fitted for college in the high school; was nearly seventeen years old when he entered Bowdoin College; and he graduated in i860, just before he attained his majority; he had to rely almost wholly on his own resources to pay the expenses of his education.
What to read after History of Political Parties, National Reminiscences, And the Tippecanoe Movement ..?
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