Publisher: W. B. Conkey,
Chicago 1896
630 pages, 6 1/2 X 9 1/2 inches
Edition: First
William Jennings Bryan’s “The First Battle”. Great addition to any collection.
William J. Bryan shows his views on its progression, the politics and the issues in his day, the personalities he knew and worked with. "The First Battle" is to present an account of the leading events and issues
of the most critical campaign in American History. Principle addresses and document identified with the campaign of 1896. Together with a collection of his speeches and a biographical sketch by his wife. Mentions the First Ballot in Indian Territory.
Rare in this good condition. A fine historical collectible. This is loaded with illustrations and portraits of important men of the times. Also included is a news clipping of his death, the obituary "50 Years ago his silver voice stirred the Nation". William Jennings Bryan was found dead July 26, 1925 at the age of 65, five days after the end of the Scopes trial, in which he battled with the also aging Clarence Darrow in a pathetic effort to turn back the hands of time.
Red or Rust colored boards with silver lettering and engraving on front. Very Good with bumped corners and only mild edge wear. Very clean inside.
Please see photos, enlarge and email with any questions prior to purchase. Thanks for looking.
630 pages, 6 1/2 X 9 1/2 inches
Edition: First
William Jennings Bryan’s “The First Battle”. Great addition to any collection.
William J. Bryan shows his views on its progression, the politics and the issues in his day, the personalities he knew and worked with. "The First Battle" is to present an account of the leading events and issues
of the most critical campaign in American History. Principle addresses and document identified with the campaign of 1896. Together with a collection of his speeches and a biographical sketch by his wife. Mentions the First Ballot in Indian Territory.
Rare in this good condition. A fine historical collectible. This is loaded with illustrations and portraits of important men of the times. Also included is a news clipping of his death, the obituary "50 Years ago his silver voice stirred the Nation". William Jennings Bryan was found dead July 26, 1925 at the age of 65, five days after the end of the Scopes trial, in which he battled with the also aging Clarence Darrow in a pathetic effort to turn back the hands of time.
Red or Rust colored boards with silver lettering and engraving on front. Very Good with bumped corners and only mild edge wear. Very clean inside.
Please see photos, enlarge and email with any questions prior to purchase. Thanks for looking.
