The Bending Cross: A Biography of Eugene Victor DebsRutgers University Press, 1966 - 543 pages |
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Page 56
... crowds of voters all over the district . In those frenzied autumn weeks Eugene Debs again proved that he owned the ... crowd . The Midwesterners respected kindliness , courage , and devotion , three traits which reached the extreme ...
... crowds of voters all over the district . In those frenzied autumn weeks Eugene Debs again proved that he owned the ... crowd . The Midwesterners respected kindliness , courage , and devotion , three traits which reached the extreme ...
Page 271
... crowd rushed into the streets , reporters ran for the telegraph office , the streets filled with a boisterous , raucous crowd , some men hilarious in their joy , others surly in their disap- pointment . On August 3 , the Appeal to ...
... crowd rushed into the streets , reporters ran for the telegraph office , the streets filled with a boisterous , raucous crowd , some men hilarious in their joy , others surly in their disap- pointment . On August 3 , the Appeal to ...
Page 293
... crowd selling literature while Debs gave a brief talk from the observation platform . When the train moved on , it left old grizzled farmers gazing after it , scratching their heads and muttering , " By God , he's right . " The meetings ...
... crowd selling literature while Debs gave a brief talk from the observation platform . When the train moved on , it left old grizzled farmers gazing after it , scratching their heads and muttering , " By God , he's right . " The meetings ...
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