1925. In giving the public the story of his life, William J. Bryan
trusts he may be credited with something more than a desire to
acquaint the public with himself. It is his purpose to show that in
his own case good fortune has had more to do with such success as
he may have achieved than any efforts of his own. His second
purpose is to show the goodness of the American people, their
patriotism, their moral courage, their high ideals, their
willingness to sacrifice for their convictions - the virtues that
not only make popular government possible but insure its success.
Illustrated throughout.
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