num_pages: 222
description: A study of the crucial election of 1896 that became a conflict between two great national myths--the yeoman farmer and the self-made man of success. Well written and balanced in its judgments...[and] touching upon one of the central problems of the 20th century, the Oproblem of advancing and applying democratic principles in a period when social, economic, and technological changes were more rapid and far-reaching than ever before.' --Journal of American History
language: English
title: McKinley, Bryan, and the People.
titlecomplete: McKinley, Bryan, and the People.
characters: William McKinley, William Jennings Bryan
genres: American History, Nonfiction, History
ratings_count: 17
publisher: J. B. Lippencott Company