As Others See Us; a Study of Progress in the United States
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Our great pri- mary industry of farming, to which he gave special attention, was very upsetting to him. He found many of the bonanza farms being cut up, because they did not pay or would pay better subdivided.
He was told that the progressive up-to-date farming was steadily toward smaller areas. His chief amaze- ment was the prosperity of the small farmer on good soils through the Middle West. "A more inde- pendent and thriving population than these tillers of the soil, I have not seen." Americ...a, he said, is "a great touchstone for social theories. No man should become anything untU he has seen it well." Mr. Upton Sinclair opens his new book * with the deliberate assertion that the great revolution is so dose upon our heels that we shall be in the very throes of it within one year after the presidential election of 1912. He makes his prediction as "a Socialist and prophet." So soon will the touch- stone of events be applied to hint I Another pre- cipitate Socialist signs his name in a Boston club, "Yours for the Revolution, Jack London." In the dub was another Socialist who straightway fol- lowed with his signature, "There ain't going to be no revolution, H.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our great pri- mary industry of farming, to which he gave special attention, was very upsetting to him. He found many of the bonanza farms being cut up, because they did not pay or would pay better subdivided.
He was told that the progressive up-to-date farming was steadily toward smaller areas. His chief amaze- ment was the prosperity of the small farmer on good soils through the Middle West. "A more inde- pendent and thriving population than these tillers of the soil, I have not seen." Americ...a, he said, is "a great touchstone for social theories. No man should become anything untU he has seen it well." Mr. Upton Sinclair opens his new book * with the deliberate assertion that the great revolution is so dose upon our heels that we shall be in the very throes of it within one year after the presidential election of 1912. He makes his prediction as "a Socialist and prophet." So soon will the touch- stone of events be applied to hint I Another pre- cipitate Socialist signs his name in a Boston club, "Yours for the Revolution, Jack London." In the dub was another Socialist who straightway fol- lowed with his signature, "There ain't going to be no revolution, H.
What to read after As Others See Us; a Study of Progress in the United States?
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