The Ghost in the White House
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XI THE WHISPERERS A very considerable proportion of the things that labor unions are in thehabit of saying against their employers, the employers lock their officedoors and sit down and whisper to one another against themselves.
A very considerable proportion of the thing that employers are in thehabit of saying against their workmen, the workmen of the more efficienttype are whispering around to one another against themselves.
One cannot help thinking what it would mean, in our present industr...ialdeadlock, if the people who are whispering would shout, and the peoplewho are shouting would shut up.
But perhaps it does not matter so much what the shouters shout.
The first moment the shouters suspect what the whisperers arewhispering, --the whisperers on the other side--they will stop shouting tolisten.
The whole industrial situation narrows down to this, --might be put intotwo words by a hundred million people to-day, to Capital and Labor, "SwapWhispers!" The tumult and the shouting die.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XI THE WHISPERERS A very considerable proportion of the things that labor unions are in thehabit of saying against their employers, the employers lock their officedoors and sit down and whisper to one another against themselves.
A very considerable proportion of the thing that employers are in thehabit of saying against their workmen, the workmen of the more efficienttype are whispering around to one another against themselves.
One cannot help thinking what it would mean, in our present industr...ialdeadlock, if the people who are whispering would shout, and the peoplewho are shouting would shut up.
But perhaps it does not matter so much what the shouters shout.
The first moment the shouters suspect what the whisperers arewhispering, --the whisperers on the other side--they will stop shouting tolisten.
The whole industrial situation narrows down to this, --might be put intotwo words by a hundred million people to-day, to Capital and Labor, "SwapWhispers!" The tumult and the shouting die.
What to read after The Ghost in the White House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lee, Gerald Stanley, 1862-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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