The Great American Empire Or Gen Ulysses S Grant Emperor of North America
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Seems to be losing its grip on the science of government. It forgets that a fourth term is as necessary as a third. — Cincinnati Commer- cial.
" All right. A fourth term may be a good thing; if so, we shall favor it when the time comes. The third term is the duty lying nearest to us at present. We are not unal- 5 82 THE GREAT terably committed against a fourth term, or a fifth, or a sixth. We never heard of a mer- chant discharging a faithful clerk because he had been too long in his service. "... These short editorial items speak for them- selves. A shrewd, thoughtful, treacherous advocate of a "stronger government, " is the man who penned these words : " We are for National supremacy, if necessary, at the cost of every State line between Maine and California. " In other words, he has said : "We are for National supremacy, if neces- sary, at the cost of every principle of Amer- ican Republicanism. " The editors of this sheet do not speak at random. Their words are carefully selected. They are for Grant, and, of course, are fully committed to Impe- rial Grantism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seems to be losing its grip on the science of government. It forgets that a fourth term is as necessary as a third. — Cincinnati Commer- cial.
" All right. A fourth term may be a good thing; if so, we shall favor it when the time comes. The third term is the duty lying nearest to us at present. We are not unal- 5 82 THE GREAT terably committed against a fourth term, or a fifth, or a sixth. We never heard of a mer- chant discharging a faithful clerk because he had been too long in his service. "... These short editorial items speak for them- selves. A shrewd, thoughtful, treacherous advocate of a "stronger government, " is the man who penned these words : " We are for National supremacy, if necessary, at the cost of every State line between Maine and California. " In other words, he has said : "We are for National supremacy, if neces- sary, at the cost of every principle of Amer- ican Republicanism. " The editors of this sheet do not speak at random. Their words are carefully selected. They are for Grant, and, of course, are fully committed to Impe- rial Grantism.
What to read after The Great American Empire Or Gen Ulysses S Grant Emperor of North America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Citizen to read onlineMoreLess
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