The New America
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When the speeches were over I strolled through the crowd in conversation with the New Yorker. He was keen for the Allies. "I ought to be, " he said, "my forebears came from France. " I was sympathetic and heard other facts. "My family goes back a long way, " he continues. "I am indeed descended from no less a person than Charlemagne. By the way, he also hated the Germans. He strung up no less than three hundred of them in one day, and what was more did it when hemp was dear. " His face was that... of an earnest man. I fled from him to get some tea in the restaurant. I asked the waiter to make it of treble strenorth.
CHAPTER IX PRESIDENT WILSON AT CLOSE QUARTERS President Wilson, a distinguished man of letters and somewhat of a recluse, with an intellectual in- terest in politics and Government, became President of the United States by what his one-time opponents might regard as an electoral accident. If so the ac- cident is one which will leave its mark on the history of the world.
My first sight of President Wilson was in the most dramatic hour of his life, that hour in which he stood up before Congress to declare war on Germany and tell the tense gathering that all the young men of the country must arm themselves for the struggle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When the speeches were over I strolled through the crowd in conversation with the New Yorker. He was keen for the Allies. "I ought to be, " he said, "my forebears came from France. " I was sympathetic and heard other facts. "My family goes back a long way, " he continues. "I am indeed descended from no less a person than Charlemagne. By the way, he also hated the Germans. He strung up no less than three hundred of them in one day, and what was more did it when hemp was dear. " His face was that... of an earnest man. I fled from him to get some tea in the restaurant. I asked the waiter to make it of treble strenorth.
CHAPTER IX PRESIDENT WILSON AT CLOSE QUARTERS President Wilson, a distinguished man of letters and somewhat of a recluse, with an intellectual in- terest in politics and Government, became President of the United States by what his one-time opponents might regard as an electoral accident. If so the ac- cident is one which will leave its mark on the history of the world.
My first sight of President Wilson was in the most dramatic hour of his life, that hour in which he stood up before Congress to declare war on Germany and tell the tense gathering that all the young men of the country must arm themselves for the struggle.
What to read after The New America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dilnot Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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