The Mirrors of Washington
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Where had Mr. Hearst obtained the unfortunateinformation? He saw plots and treachery. Someone in his confidencemust have betrayed him for money. A careful investigation was made, and it was discovered that the editor had drawn upon "Who's Who, "to which Mr. Hoover himself had furnished the information before hebegan thinking of the Presidency.
The politicians tricked him so completely in the preconventioncampaign of 1920 that he has the best reasons for distrustinghimself. He was always, during... that campaign, a candidate for theRepublican nomination to the Presidency. At the very time when hisspokesman, Julius Barnes, was saying for him that he could notchoose between the two parties until he had seen their candidatesand read their platforms, and when the Democrats were mostseriously impressed with his availability, the manager of his paperin Washington said to me, "This talk of Hoover for the Democraticnomination is moonshine. He won't take it. " "Why not, " I asked him.
"Because, " he replied, "he does not think it is worth having, " aquite practical reason which differed wholly from the officialexplanation that Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where had Mr. Hearst obtained the unfortunateinformation? He saw plots and treachery. Someone in his confidencemust have betrayed him for money. A careful investigation was made, and it was discovered that the editor had drawn upon "Who's Who, "to which Mr. Hoover himself had furnished the information before hebegan thinking of the Presidency.
The politicians tricked him so completely in the preconventioncampaign of 1920 that he has the best reasons for distrustinghimself. He was always, during... that campaign, a candidate for theRepublican nomination to the Presidency. At the very time when hisspokesman, Julius Barnes, was saying for him that he could notchoose between the two parties until he had seen their candidatesand read their platforms, and when the Democrats were mostseriously impressed with his availability, the manager of his paperin Washington said to me, "This talk of Hoover for the Democraticnomination is moonshine. He won't take it. " "Why not, " I asked him.
"Because, " he replied, "he does not think it is worth having, " aquite practical reason which differed wholly from the officialexplanation that Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert Clinton Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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