American Chronicle: The Autobiography of Ray Stannard Baker David GraysonC. Scribner's Sons, 1945 - 531 ページ |
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... Chicago , to go to work seriously on my novel . I had now not only all the material I had gathered on the Coxey trip , but I had also been greatly inter- ested in another and scarcely less fantastic reform movement that had been going ...
... Chicago , to go to work seriously on my novel . I had now not only all the material I had gathered on the Coxey trip , but I had also been greatly inter- ested in another and scarcely less fantastic reform movement that had been going ...
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... Chicago , and the treasure chest had become a north - side streetcar . The other faces , a strange assortment indeed , could be identified as the caricatured portraits of some of the richest and most notable business and political ...
... Chicago , and the treasure chest had become a north - side streetcar . The other faces , a strange assortment indeed , could be identified as the caricatured portraits of some of the richest and most notable business and political ...
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... Chicago of millions of dollars a year ; the rich and greedy public - utility magnates were there , stealing franchises ; the sleepy churches were there , unaroused to their duty . If Christ were to visit Chicago , Stead remarked that He ...
... Chicago of millions of dollars a year ; the rich and greedy public - utility magnates were there , stealing franchises ; the sleepy churches were there , unaroused to their duty . If Christ were to visit Chicago , Stead remarked that He ...
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