A Hazard of New Fortunes — volume 4
A Hazard of New Fortunes — volume 4
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He had never been an Abolitionist, but he had joined theAnti-Nebraska party in '55, and he had voted for Fremont and for everyRepublican President since then.
At his own house March saw more of Lindau than of any other contributor, but the old man seemed to think that he must transact all his businesswith March at his place of business. The transaction had somepeculiarities which perhaps made this necessary. Lindau always expectedto receive his money when he brought his copy, as an acknowledgme...nt ofthe immediate right of the laborer to his hire; and he would not take itin a check because he did not approve of banks, and regarded the wholesystem of banking as the capitalistic manipulation of the people's money. He would receive his pay only from March's hand, because he wished to beunderstood as working for him, and honestly earning money honestlyearned; and sometimes March inwardly winced a little at letting the oldman share the increase of capital won by such speculation as Dryfoos's, but he shook off the feeling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had never been an Abolitionist, but he had joined theAnti-Nebraska party in '55, and he had voted for Fremont and for everyRepublican President since then.
At his own house March saw more of Lindau than of any other contributor, but the old man seemed to think that he must transact all his businesswith March at his place of business. The transaction had somepeculiarities which perhaps made this necessary. Lindau always expectedto receive his money when he brought his copy, as an acknowledgme...nt ofthe immediate right of the laborer to his hire; and he would not take itin a check because he did not approve of banks, and regarded the wholesystem of banking as the capitalistic manipulation of the people's money. He would receive his pay only from March's hand, because he wished to beunderstood as working for him, and honestly earning money honestlyearned; and sometimes March inwardly winced a little at letting the oldman share the increase of capital won by such speculation as Dryfoos's, but he shook off the feeling.
What to read after A Hazard of New Fortunes — volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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