This politician emphasized religion as the basis of morality in his lecture "The Prince of Peace."
This politician emphasized religion as the basis of morality in his lecture "The Prince of Peace." He founded the Progressive newspaper The Commoner, and he resigned as Secretary of State following Woodrow Wilson's handling of the Lusitania affair. This politician was famously cross-examined in court by Clarence Darrow, and although he ended up losing to William McKinley, he received the Democratic presidential nomination in 1896 after giving a speech espousing bimetallism. For 10 points, name this populist from Nebraska who participated in the Scopes trial and delivered the "Cross of Gold" speech.
This politician emphasized religion as the basis of morality in his lecture "The Prince of Peace."
William Jennings {Bryan}