On Patriotism the Condition Prospects And Duties of the American People a S
On Patriotism the Condition Prospects And Duties of the American People a S
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Men, I trust, will come to look at the persons who administer public affairs, as keenly as they investigate the conduct of bank or radroad directors, nay, and will judge and act as stockholders, in the great na- tional interest, demanding, irrespective of party biases, — demanding, I say, probity in the one as much as in the other, resolving to elect no man to public affairs who is not an honest and good man.
But the (juestion about the national character is dis- end)arrassed from these conside...rations ; and it cuts deeper. It is a momentous question certainly, and demands the gravest and most anxious study. It is a question for ourselves. It matters little comparatively what others say of us, though they are saying nmch on the other side, at the present moment. Nor is this surprising ; for the example of universal suffrage and of popular rule, which we have set up here, must of course be subjected to the severest scrutiny. Does it work well \ is the question.
14 Theories are notliing" ; does it work well ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Men, I trust, will come to look at the persons who administer public affairs, as keenly as they investigate the conduct of bank or radroad directors, nay, and will judge and act as stockholders, in the great na- tional interest, demanding, irrespective of party biases, — demanding, I say, probity in the one as much as in the other, resolving to elect no man to public affairs who is not an honest and good man.
But the (juestion about the national character is dis- end)arrassed from these conside...rations ; and it cuts deeper. It is a momentous question certainly, and demands the gravest and most anxious study. It is a question for ourselves. It matters little comparatively what others say of us, though they are saying nmch on the other side, at the present moment. Nor is this surprising ; for the example of universal suffrage and of popular rule, which we have set up here, must of course be subjected to the severest scrutiny. Does it work well \ is the question.
14 Theories are notliing" ; does it work well ?
What to read after On Patriotism the Condition Prospects And Duties of the American People a S?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dewey Orville to read onlineMoreLess
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