Roosevelt the Happy Warrior volume 1
Roosevelt the Happy Warrior volume 1
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If he took the second course, he would forfeit his own self-respect. Seeing this dilemma he took neither horn of it. He neither accepted Piatt as 'Boss', nor did he repudiate him, wholly. He cooperated with him whenever that was possible, and he fought him only on fundamental issues of right and wrong. " Thus was made manifest Roosevelt's gi'owth in wisdom since the days when as an assemblyman he aimed at similar reforms, but aimed at accomplish- ing them single-handed and alone. The four measu...res which I have named — re- form, essentially — gave him opportunity to put forth all that vigor and unyielding determination which was in him; in the case of the Ford Fran- chise Bill, approved by Roosevelt and disapproved by Piatt, the young Governor fought the aged Boss and his minions to a finish. He sent an urgent message with the Bill into the Legislature; but GOVERNOR OF THE EMPIRE STATE 171 the Speaker, in a rage, tore it up. Again looking carefully over the merits of the Bill, Roosevelt sent to the Legislature another message, urging the passage of this important Bill, and intimated that if it were not properly read, he himself in person would go to the Assembly Hall and present it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If he took the second course, he would forfeit his own self-respect. Seeing this dilemma he took neither horn of it. He neither accepted Piatt as 'Boss', nor did he repudiate him, wholly. He cooperated with him whenever that was possible, and he fought him only on fundamental issues of right and wrong. " Thus was made manifest Roosevelt's gi'owth in wisdom since the days when as an assemblyman he aimed at similar reforms, but aimed at accomplish- ing them single-handed and alone. The four measu...res which I have named — re- form, essentially — gave him opportunity to put forth all that vigor and unyielding determination which was in him; in the case of the Ford Fran- chise Bill, approved by Roosevelt and disapproved by Piatt, the young Governor fought the aged Boss and his minions to a finish. He sent an urgent message with the Bill into the Legislature; but GOVERNOR OF THE EMPIRE STATE 171 the Speaker, in a rage, tore it up. Again looking carefully over the merits of the Bill, Roosevelt sent to the Legislature another message, urging the passage of this important Bill, and intimated that if it were not properly read, he himself in person would go to the Assembly Hall and present it.
What to read after Roosevelt the Happy Warrior volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bradley Gilman to read onlineMoreLess
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