American Chronicle: The Autobiography of Ray Stannard Baker David GraysonC. Scribner's Sons, 1945 - 531 ページ |
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... Browne of the Three Graces , marched the rank and file of the army - three or four hundred strong . The Three Graces , representing " Faith , Hope and Charity , " were relatives of Coxey - one of whom wore spec- tacles . Browne called ...
... Browne of the Three Graces , marched the rank and file of the army - three or four hundred strong . The Three Graces , representing " Faith , Hope and Charity , " were relatives of Coxey - one of whom wore spec- tacles . Browne called ...
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... Browne , and the other Com- monwealers seem , seriously considered , to be but the eruption on the sur- face . I don't like to think of the army with a sober face , but it seems to me that such a movement must be looked at as something ...
... Browne , and the other Com- monwealers seem , seriously considered , to be but the eruption on the sur- face . I don't like to think of the army with a sober face , but it seems to me that such a movement must be looked at as something ...
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... Browne planned to do except that they intended to speak from the Capitol steps . I saw Browne dismount from his horse . Coxey , stepping from his carriage , stooped to kiss his wife - to the vociferous cheering of the crowd . I made a ...
... Browne planned to do except that they intended to speak from the Capitol steps . I saw Browne dismount from his horse . Coxey , stepping from his carriage , stooped to kiss his wife - to the vociferous cheering of the crowd . I made a ...
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