Prejudices: First Series
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He was forever calling names, making accusations, unearth ing and denouncing demons. Dr. Wilson, a per former of scarcely less talent, has sought to pursue the same plan, with varying fidelity and success. He THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE 179 was a popular hero so long as he confined himself to reviling men and things the Hell Hounds of Plutoc racy, the Socialists, the Kaiser, the Irish, the Senate minority. But the moment he found himself on the side of the defense, he began to wobble, just as Roose v...elt before him had begun to wobble when he found himself burdened with the intricate constructive pro gram of the Progressives. Roosevelt shook himself free by deserting the Progressives, but Wilson found it impossible to get rid of his League of Nations, and so, for awhile at least, he presented a quite typical picture of a muck-raker ham-strung by blows from the wrong end of the rake.
That the old appetite for bloody shows is not dead but only sleepeth is well exhibited by the recent re vival of the weekly of opinion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was forever calling names, making accusations, unearth ing and denouncing demons. Dr. Wilson, a per former of scarcely less talent, has sought to pursue the same plan, with varying fidelity and success. He THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE 179 was a popular hero so long as he confined himself to reviling men and things the Hell Hounds of Plutoc racy, the Socialists, the Kaiser, the Irish, the Senate minority. But the moment he found himself on the side of the defense, he began to wobble, just as Roose v...elt before him had begun to wobble when he found himself burdened with the intricate constructive pro gram of the Progressives. Roosevelt shook himself free by deserting the Progressives, but Wilson found it impossible to get rid of his League of Nations, and so, for awhile at least, he presented a quite typical picture of a muck-raker ham-strung by blows from the wrong end of the rake.
That the old appetite for bloody shows is not dead but only sleepeth is well exhibited by the recent re vival of the weekly of opinion.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H L Henry Louis Mencken to read onlineMoreLess
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