An Autobiography · Character
James Bryce
British ambassador and author, friend of Roosevelt.
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Also known as Mr. Bryce
First appearance: ix outdoors and indoors
James Bryce shows up with force in Practical Politics. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Mentioned as the author of 'American Commonwealth' to whom Roosevelt related an anecdote.
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