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Brann the Iconoclast — Volume 12   By: (1855-1898)

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Brann the Iconoclast — Volume 12 by William Cowper Brann is a thought-provoking collection of essays that challenges societal norms and questions the pillars upon which civilization stands. In this final installment of the famous columnist's writings, readers are taken on a journey through his unwavering critiques, wit, and unapologetic opinions.

Brann's style of writing is both captivating and controversial, drawing readers in with his sharp humor and no-holds-barred approach. He fearlessly addresses a wide range of topics, including politics, religion, and culture, leaving no stone unturned in his quest to uncover the truth. While some readers may find his unfiltered language and directness jarring, others will appreciate his unapologetic honesty.

One of the standout qualities of this volume is Brann's ability to tackle complex subjects with depth and nuance. He effortlessly weaves together historical references, literary allusions, and personal anecdotes to support his arguments, making for an intellectually stimulating read. Whether one agrees with his views or not, his mastery of rhetoric and persuasion cannot be denied.

Despite the title suggesting that this volume stands on its own, readers would benefit from having some prior knowledge of Brann's previous works. This allows for a more thorough understanding of his overarching philosophy and allows the essays in this volume to be placed in a broader context. Additionally, as with any collection of essays, some pieces are stronger than others, but the overall quality and consistency make it an enjoyable read.

In terms of criticism, it is worth noting that Brann's writing style may not appeal to everyone. His sharp tongue, biting sarcasm, and occasional harsh language can be polarizing. Certain individuals may find his arguments excessively provocative or offensive, thus detracting from the overall impact of his message.

Nevertheless, what Brann lacks in subtlety, he compensates with his ability to make readers confront uncomfortable truths and challenge long-held beliefs. His unrelenting dedication to free speech and unwavering pursuit of truth are admirable, if occasionally alienating.

In conclusion, Brann the Iconoclast — Volume 12 by William Cowper Brann offers readers a raw and unfiltered glimpse into the mind of a brilliant and provocative thinker. While not without flaws, this collection of essays is a testament to Brann's indomitable spirit and compelling writing style. It is sure to leave readers questioning their own beliefs and perspectives, inviting them to engage in a meaningful dialogue about the world we live in.

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THE COMPLETE WORKS OF BRANN THE ICONOCLAST

VOLUME XII

CONTENTS A CHAPTER WRITTEN IN THE LIFE BLOOD OF W. C. BRANN AND THOS. E. DAVIS OTHER STATEMENTS BRANN'S DEATH DAVIS FOLLOWS BRANN W. H. WARD THE OBSEQUIES THE LATEST TRAGEDY BRANN AND BAYLOR TERRIFIC DEADLY CONFLICT THE LATE TRAGEDY THE PASSING OF WILLIAM COWPER BRANN REST REST IN PEACE A MEMORIAL TO W. C. BRANN DEATH OF W. C. BRANN A PEN PICTURE OF BRANN SEMPER VIVATIM MEMORIAM BRANN'S BRAVE BATTLE BRANN IS NO MORE BRAVE AND BRAINY BRANN BRANN, OF THE ICONOCLAST A MARTYR TO FREE SPEECH EDITORIAL ETCHINGS SIMPLE STATEMENT OF FACTS LET THE PLAIN TRUTH BE TOLD THE LAST LESSON SALMAGUNDI THE DEATH OF BRANN PRIVATE VENGEANCE BRANN, THE FOOL WILLIAM COWPER BRANN SPEAKING OF GALL BLUE AND GRAY HUMBUGS AND HUMBUGGERY BEAUTY AND THE BEAST BRANN'S REPLY TO SLATTERY THE LOCAL OPTION LUNACY OLD GLORY THE LONE STAR SLAVE OR SOVEREIGN RAINBOW CHASERS

Extracts from The Waco "Weekly Tribune," Issue of Saturday, April 2, 1898.

A CHAPTER WRITTEN IN THE LIFE BLOOD OF W. C. BRANN AND THOS. E. DAVIS.

THE STREET DUEL TO THE DEATH IN WACO STREETS. THERE ARE TWO MORE WIDOWS AND EIGHT MORE ORPHANS.

The Full Recital of the Double Tragedy, the Deaths, the Burials and Subsequent Events Will This End It? In God's Name Let Us Hope It Will... Continue reading book >>




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