The Merchant And the New National Spirit
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Only those merchants having a high reputation as being "square" and progressive were invited to become members.
13 III. THE STANDARD BEARERS- FRANCE Clutching to his heart the emblem of his beloved country Those who accepted the invitation were warned that the club would meet every Friday noon and that those "absent without leave" would be fined; that the ses- sions of the club would be for the consideration of the community's business, and not the profit of the stores; that a substantial worki...ng fund with which to do things for the benefit of the city would have to be subscribed, and that each member would be required to sign a pledge that he would always place a demand by the club to do something for the community above the demands of his own business.
These conditions were emphasized, and no merchant was allowed to join this group of community builders under the impression that he would not be required to meet these conditions when it happened to be inconvenient to do so.
When this club of community patriots, picked from the ranks of merchants, started, it numbered thirty; today its membership is forty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Only those merchants having a high reputation as being "square" and progressive were invited to become members.
13 III. THE STANDARD BEARERS- FRANCE Clutching to his heart the emblem of his beloved country Those who accepted the invitation were warned that the club would meet every Friday noon and that those "absent without leave" would be fined; that the ses- sions of the club would be for the consideration of the community's business, and not the profit of the stores; that a substantial worki...ng fund with which to do things for the benefit of the city would have to be subscribed, and that each member would be required to sign a pledge that he would always place a demand by the club to do something for the community above the demands of his own business.
These conditions were emphasized, and no merchant was allowed to join this group of community builders under the impression that he would not be required to meet these conditions when it happened to be inconvenient to do so.
When this club of community patriots, picked from the ranks of merchants, started, it numbered thirty; today its membership is forty.
What to read after The Merchant And the New National Spirit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Forrest Crissey to read onlineMoreLess
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