Notes of a Busy Life volume 02
Notes of a Busy Life volume 02
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" (Laughter. ) "No school here next week or next year. Pull down the flag. " (Cries of "Never!") "Pack up your duds and make haste to get into Manila and on to a transport, for fear the French, or the Germans, or the Russians, or somebody else will come in before we get away to take our place. " (Applause. ) My fellow citizens, do you want to see such a proceeding as that? (Cries of "No! No!") You don t want to see it, and no man will ever be elected to power who advocates any such a result. (A...pplause. ) It would not only be an act of poltroonery that would brand us before the nations of the earth as incapable, but it would destroy all our prestige, our influence, and all our power in the Orient to keep open the door to American merchantmen.
I closed as follows: I want to say, in conclusion, that the great objection I have to Democ racy is that it never can find power to do anything. Democracy is pred icated on the teachings of Thomas Jefferson, a great man, who rendered conspicuous service, whose name will live forever in the gratitude, as well as the history, of the American people; yet his teaching was to magnify the State and minimize the national power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" (Laughter. ) "No school here next week or next year. Pull down the flag. " (Cries of "Never!") "Pack up your duds and make haste to get into Manila and on to a transport, for fear the French, or the Germans, or the Russians, or somebody else will come in before we get away to take our place. " (Applause. ) My fellow citizens, do you want to see such a proceeding as that? (Cries of "No! No!") You don t want to see it, and no man will ever be elected to power who advocates any such a result. (A...pplause. ) It would not only be an act of poltroonery that would brand us before the nations of the earth as incapable, but it would destroy all our prestige, our influence, and all our power in the Orient to keep open the door to American merchantmen.
I closed as follows: I want to say, in conclusion, that the great objection I have to Democ racy is that it never can find power to do anything. Democracy is pred icated on the teachings of Thomas Jefferson, a great man, who rendered conspicuous service, whose name will live forever in the gratitude, as well as the history, of the American people; yet his teaching was to magnify the State and minimize the national power.
What to read after Notes of a Busy Life volume 02?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Benson Foraker to read onlineMoreLess
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