The Life And Letters of Walter H Page volume I 8 7
The Life And Letters of Walter H Page volume I 8 7
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I haven't yet been able to make them tell me at Washington. Washington is a deep hole of silence toward ambassadors. By gradual approaches, I'm going to prove that Carden can do--and in a degree has already done--as much harm as Bryce did good--and all about a paltry few hundreds of million dollars' worth of oil. What the devil does the oil or the commerce of Mexico or the investments there amount to in comparison with the close friendship of the two nations? Carden can't be good long: he'll br...eak out again presently. He has no political imagination. That's a rather common disease here, too. Few men have. It's good fun. I'm inviting the Central and South American Ministers to lunch with me, one by one, and I'm incidentally loading them up. I have all the boys in the Embassy full of zeal and they are tackling the Secretaries of the Central and South American legations. We've got a _principle_ now to deal by with them. They'll see after a while.
English people are all right, too--except the Doctrinaires.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I haven't yet been able to make them tell me at Washington. Washington is a deep hole of silence toward ambassadors. By gradual approaches, I'm going to prove that Carden can do--and in a degree has already done--as much harm as Bryce did good--and all about a paltry few hundreds of million dollars' worth of oil. What the devil does the oil or the commerce of Mexico or the investments there amount to in comparison with the close friendship of the two nations? Carden can't be good long: he'll br...eak out again presently. He has no political imagination. That's a rather common disease here, too. Few men have. It's good fun. I'm inviting the Central and South American Ministers to lunch with me, one by one, and I'm incidentally loading them up. I have all the boys in the Embassy full of zeal and they are tackling the Secretaries of the Central and South American legations. We've got a _principle_ now to deal by with them. They'll see after a while.
English people are all right, too--except the Doctrinaires.
What to read after The Life And Letters of Walter H Page volume I 8 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burton J Hendrick to read onlineMoreLess
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