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Graham, managing editor of the St. Louis Republic, made a speech in which he gave utterance to these manly, robust, and patriotic sentiments, which contain more genuine American spirit and worldly American wis- £005 dom than all the Republican speeches that I have heard since I have been in Congress: It can not have escapsci tlie iiotico of claai'-siglited i^atriots — Says Mr. Graham — that tho monarchs of Europe are meditating an assault upon the American system. The Italian dispute of a few y...ears ago drew out theii- feoliug. Tho Cuban troubles have almost exposed their plans.
They fear tho growing power of a free republic. The capacity of a free people to turn material resoiirces into weiilth, to invent, to labor with high intelligence as well as with patient industry, has excited their envy and dis- like. Ahead of them they see a time when all their armies and navie. S will bs but paper walls against the steady advance of a sovereign people. Mean- while their crazo for territorial aggrandizement turns their covetousness toward Central and South America.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Graham, managing editor of the St. Louis Republic, made a speech in which he gave utterance to these manly, robust, and patriotic sentiments, which contain more genuine American spirit and worldly American wis- £005 dom than all the Republican speeches that I have heard since I have been in Congress: It can not have escapsci tlie iiotico of claai'-siglited i^atriots — Says Mr. Graham — that tho monarchs of Europe are meditating an assault upon the American system. The Italian dispute of a few y...ears ago drew out theii- feoliug. Tho Cuban troubles have almost exposed their plans.
They fear tho growing power of a free republic. The capacity of a free people to turn material resoiirces into weiilth, to invent, to labor with high intelligence as well as with patient industry, has excited their envy and dis- like. Ahead of them they see a time when all their armies and navie. S will bs but paper walls against the steady advance of a sovereign people. Mean- while their crazo for territorial aggrandizement turns their covetousness toward Central and South America.
What to read after Cuba?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Champ Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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