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American politician (1860–1925)
Also known as: W. J. Bryan, William Bryan, William J. Bryan, Уильям Дженнингс Брайан, وليم جيننغز بريان, 윌리엄 제닝스 브라이언
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- A tale of two conventions
- The cross of gold
- The secretary of state to the American ambassador at London
- Speech of Hon. Wm. J. Bryan
- The first battle