The Fourth Rome (2009)
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“Your Western standard of living has made your people lazy and complacent, sapped your creativity. Our lower standard of living gives us the great competitive advantage. We will soon outdo you in all forms of capitalism!” Alexander Matsak of the Science Ministry told Grainger flatly through chapped lips. “Help us now, and you will be our great friend. We wish alliances with our peers in the US, rather than with our inferiors from lesser powers. On the American side, your country should either ke...ep its promises of assistance or stop proclaiming them publicly. The Russian people think we in the new government are getting all these dollars you are not sending and keeping these fairy-tale dollars for ourselves. On our side, it damages our government’s credibility to proclaim that the mighty US talks of assistance but does not deliver. Other nations are already doing, while the US is still talking. Soon we will not need you. And we will not forget.”
Nan Roebeck was pretending to examine black pottery for sale to tourists inside the hotel entryway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Your Western standard of living has made your people lazy and complacent, sapped your creativity. Our lower standard of living gives us the great competitive advantage. We will soon outdo you in all forms of capitalism!” Alexander Matsak of the Science Ministry told Grainger flatly through chapped lips. “Help us now, and you will be our great friend. We wish alliances with our peers in the US, rather than with our inferiors from lesser powers. On the American side, your country should either ke...ep its promises of assistance or stop proclaiming them publicly. The Russian people think we in the new government are getting all these dollars you are not sending and keeping these fairy-tale dollars for ourselves. On our side, it damages our government’s credibility to proclaim that the mighty US talks of assistance but does not deliver. Other nations are already doing, while the US is still talking. Soon we will not need you. And we will not forget.”
Nan Roebeck was pretending to examine black pottery for sale to tourists inside the hotel entryway.
What to read after The Fourth Rome?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Drake to read onlineMoreLess
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