In one section, the speaker compares those on his side to the followers of Peter the Hermit in the First Crusade, and states that "brother has been arrayed against brother".
In one section, the speaker compares those on his side to the followers of Peter the Hermit in the First Crusade, and states that "brother has been arrayed against brother". The speaker states that he is there on behalf of "those pioneers away out there", and calls them a part of "the broader class of businessmen". Its last section notes how the United States has grown from 3 million to 70 million, and advocates adopting bimetallism. FTP, name this speech given at the 1896 Democratic National convention by William Jennings Bryan, which ends with the proclamation that "you shall not crucify mankind on" the title object.
In one section, the speaker compares those on his side to the followers of Peter the Hermit in the First Crusade, and states that "brother has been arrayed against brother".
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