Our War With Germany a History
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Hurley, chairman of the shipping board. His straightforward answers soon satisfied its members that progress was satisfactory, and the session ended by the committee asking if there was anything it could do to help the board in its work. These inquiries were quickly disposed of, while the sessions of the senate military affairs committee dragged along, the newspapers filled with the evi- dence they revealed.
While they were proceeding the secretary of war announced the creation of a war council... within the department, composed of five important heads of bureaus, including the quartermaster- [172] THE WAR POLICIES OF THE ADMINISTRATION general and the chief of ordnance, and the members were re- lieved of routine work. The secretary then appointed Major- General Goethals acting-quartermaster-general, which went far to reassure the public. As for the rest, the president stood by his secretary, whom he believed unfairly attacked. It is one of his faculties that he gets good results out of the machinery of government by the simple process of letting it function.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hurley, chairman of the shipping board. His straightforward answers soon satisfied its members that progress was satisfactory, and the session ended by the committee asking if there was anything it could do to help the board in its work. These inquiries were quickly disposed of, while the sessions of the senate military affairs committee dragged along, the newspapers filled with the evi- dence they revealed.
While they were proceeding the secretary of war announced the creation of a war council... within the department, composed of five important heads of bureaus, including the quartermaster- [172] THE WAR POLICIES OF THE ADMINISTRATION general and the chief of ordnance, and the members were re- lieved of routine work. The secretary then appointed Major- General Goethals acting-quartermaster-general, which went far to reassure the public. As for the rest, the president stood by his secretary, whom he believed unfairly attacked. It is one of his faculties that he gets good results out of the machinery of government by the simple process of letting it function.
What to read after Our War With Germany a History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Spencer Bassett to read onlineMoreLess
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