Evolutionary Politics Addresses And Essays
Evolutionary Politics Addresses And Essays
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Measured by the v/ealth, the stone fronts, the boulevards, the churches, the schools, and its great university, Hyde Park is not ex- celled by any district in Chicago, but Plyde Park, tihe prohibition district, where the good people lived, had a representative in the City Hall who could not have been elected from, the First Ward. Hyde Park was a pro'hibi- tio'U district. It had no saloon within its borders, but it was represented in the City Hall by a saloon-keeper. Of ■course, he could not be ...expected to be very much in ad- vance of the character of his constituents. Professor Bemis, of the Chicago University, started a campaign to correct the wrong, and to give Hyde Park representation in the City Hall consistent with its elegance and its repu- tation. A public meeting was called. It was widely ad- vertised, the rage of t/he good people was stirred to its uttermost. Plyde-Parkers in the name of good govern- ment, for the sake of a reform administration, swarmed into the building and filled the hall to the fullest possible capacity of — just thirteen dhairs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Measured by the v/ealth, the stone fronts, the boulevards, the churches, the schools, and its great university, Hyde Park is not ex- celled by any district in Chicago, but Plyde Park, tihe prohibition district, where the good people lived, had a representative in the City Hall who could not have been elected from, the First Ward. Hyde Park was a pro'hibi- tio'U district. It had no saloon within its borders, but it was represented in the City Hall by a saloon-keeper. Of ■course, he could not be ...expected to be very much in ad- vance of the character of his constituents. Professor Bemis, of the Chicago University, started a campaign to correct the wrong, and to give Hyde Park representation in the City Hall consistent with its elegance and its repu- tation. A public meeting was called. It was widely ad- vertised, the rage of t/he good people was stirred to its uttermost. Plyde-Parkers in the name of good govern- ment, for the sake of a reform administration, swarmed into the building and filled the hall to the fullest possible capacity of — just thirteen dhairs.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Thomas Mills to read onlineMoreLess
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