The American Spirit; Addresses in War-Time
The American Spirit; Addresses in War-Time
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What would you say to-day if you were the manager of a great coal property? " Or, if you asked that wise old man who lived at Mount Vernon and to whom that other superb monument has been erected, the like of which the world has never seen — if you asked George Washington, who built this canal up the river, who planned the city, who was above all things perhaps a representative of yourselves in that he was a great business man — if you asked George Washington to stand before you to- day and answ...er the question, " What is my duty at this time ? How can I allay discontent in this country? How can I make the man at the front feel that I am back of him, and that while I can not sacrifice my life I can make sacrifice of some- thing else on his behalf? I can stir up the indus- tries of the United States; I can build aeroplanes; I can build shells ; I can furnish the coal that will Digitized by VjOOQ IC GREATER THAN MAKING MONEY 81 melt the iron that will go into the cannon that will fire the missiles across the line.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What would you say to-day if you were the manager of a great coal property? " Or, if you asked that wise old man who lived at Mount Vernon and to whom that other superb monument has been erected, the like of which the world has never seen — if you asked George Washington, who built this canal up the river, who planned the city, who was above all things perhaps a representative of yourselves in that he was a great business man — if you asked George Washington to stand before you to- day and answ...er the question, " What is my duty at this time ? How can I allay discontent in this country? How can I make the man at the front feel that I am back of him, and that while I can not sacrifice my life I can make sacrifice of some- thing else on his behalf? I can stir up the indus- tries of the United States; I can build aeroplanes; I can build shells ; I can furnish the coal that will Digitized by VjOOQ IC GREATER THAN MAKING MONEY 81 melt the iron that will go into the cannon that will fire the missiles across the line.
What to read after The American Spirit; Addresses in War-Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Franklin K Lane to read onlineMoreLess
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