Feudalism in American Politics
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In Eng'land when a youno* man aspires to a public career, he is graduated from the university, and duly enters Parliament. If he displays siqnal ability he becomes a permanent fic^ure in po- litical life. When one is invited to dinner to meet the public servants of England, he knows that he will come in contact with men trained to great afifairs; the empire can offer him no more stimulating intercourse. Here it is different. Our public men rise to view for a moment, and then disappear. We have ...no diplomatic service, and the great embassies and missions are be- stowed as the spoils of victory, frequently on men who are over- weighted by their honors. There is but one exception, for cus- tom now demands that our ambassador to Great Britain must be the most eminent available man in this Republic.
The greatest evil in American public life is feudalism. Feu- dalism in the modern sense is the exaction by irresponsible po- litical dictators of immoral obedience from public servants and others who fear to incur their displeasure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In Eng'land when a youno* man aspires to a public career, he is graduated from the university, and duly enters Parliament. If he displays siqnal ability he becomes a permanent fic^ure in po- litical life. When one is invited to dinner to meet the public servants of England, he knows that he will come in contact with men trained to great afifairs; the empire can offer him no more stimulating intercourse. Here it is different. Our public men rise to view for a moment, and then disappear. We have ...no diplomatic service, and the great embassies and missions are be- stowed as the spoils of victory, frequently on men who are over- weighted by their honors. There is but one exception, for cus- tom now demands that our ambassador to Great Britain must be the most eminent available man in this Republic.
The greatest evil in American public life is feudalism. Feu- dalism in the modern sense is the exaction by irresponsible po- litical dictators of immoral obedience from public servants and others who fear to incur their displeasure.
What to read after Feudalism in American Politics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Church Samuel Harden to read onlineMoreLess
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