Inside the White House in War Times
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The contrast between the two exteriors is very strong. It would not be easy to find two men who would resemble each other so little at any visible point. How will they ever agree ?
They will not; they do not now, as they talk, al- though they are conferring rather than arguing; for here are two generals widely at variance, not only as to plans of campaign, but also as to the extent and nature of their respective authorities, although nom- inally and technically in accord. Here are also two poli...tical chiefs of two great parties into which the nation is dividing. They are hardly less so now than they will be two years later, when, as opposing candidates for the Presidency, they will formally call upon their voting countrymen to decide between them as to which has been the most sagacious and faithful interpreter of the popular will.
Keep your temper, for the President does not seem to have any to keep, although the brilliant officer before him is less and less able to conceal the fact that he hardly considers himself a subordinate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The contrast between the two exteriors is very strong. It would not be easy to find two men who would resemble each other so little at any visible point. How will they ever agree ?
They will not; they do not now, as they talk, al- though they are conferring rather than arguing; for here are two generals widely at variance, not only as to plans of campaign, but also as to the extent and nature of their respective authorities, although nom- inally and technically in accord. Here are also two poli...tical chiefs of two great parties into which the nation is dividing. They are hardly less so now than they will be two years later, when, as opposing candidates for the Presidency, they will formally call upon their voting countrymen to decide between them as to which has been the most sagacious and faithful interpreter of the popular will.
Keep your temper, for the President does not seem to have any to keep, although the brilliant officer before him is less and less able to conceal the fact that he hardly considers himself a subordinate.
What to read after Inside the White House in War Times?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stoddard William Osborn to read onlineMoreLess
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