WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST1952 |
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... 1892. William Jennings Bryan was vigorously backed in the campaign of 1896 against William McKinley, who was violently attacked. First-page cartoons by Davenport were printed almost daily in the Presidential Elections 35.
... 1892. William Jennings Bryan was vigorously backed in the campaign of 1896 against William McKinley, who was violently attacked. First-page cartoons by Davenport were printed almost daily in the Presidential Elections 35.
第 36 頁
... McKinley was pictured as the creature of the trusts, and always in the background pulling the strings were depicted Mark Hanna, in the famed dollar-sign suit, Collis P. Huntington of the Southern Pacific, and J. P. Morgan. Of course ...
... McKinley was pictured as the creature of the trusts, and always in the background pulling the strings were depicted Mark Hanna, in the famed dollar-sign suit, Collis P. Huntington of the Southern Pacific, and J. P. Morgan. Of course ...
第 37 頁
... McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt. Again Mr. Hearst took up his cudgels for Bryan, harping on the antitrust theme. Again McKinley won. In the 1904 campaign for President, the candidate supported by the Hearst papers was Alton B. Parker ...
... McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt. Again Mr. Hearst took up his cudgels for Bryan, harping on the antitrust theme. Again McKinley won. In the 1904 campaign for President, the candidate supported by the Hearst papers was Alton B. Parker ...
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