The North American Review volume 190
The North American Review volume 190
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GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP OF CONSULAR BUILDINGS. 353 The buildings, once erected, should be equipped with a com plete staff of well-paid jaintors, lift men, messengers, chauffeurs, etc. For this purpose United States colored men would be most uniformly satisfactory; they are typically American in appear ance, they are loyal and they have an intuitive faculty for learn ing foreign languages by ear, which few people in the United States suspect. Besides, they always have a hearty welcome for American ...visitors, which cannot be said for many of the for eigners that we are forced to employ. In any event, " let none but Americans be on guard. " During our war with Spain, when it was necessary to do a great deal of hard work at our Em bassies, and when the entire sympathy of Continental Europe was against us, it was embarrassing to have people in our service whom we dared not trust and whose patriotism was not our patriotism.
There are two objections to the locating of buildings in the manner that I have suggested.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP OF CONSULAR BUILDINGS. 353 The buildings, once erected, should be equipped with a com plete staff of well-paid jaintors, lift men, messengers, chauffeurs, etc. For this purpose United States colored men would be most uniformly satisfactory; they are typically American in appear ance, they are loyal and they have an intuitive faculty for learn ing foreign languages by ear, which few people in the United States suspect. Besides, they always have a hearty welcome for American ...visitors, which cannot be said for many of the for eigners that we are forced to employ. In any event, " let none but Americans be on guard. " During our war with Spain, when it was necessary to do a great deal of hard work at our Em bassies, and when the entire sympathy of Continental Europe was against us, it was embarrassing to have people in our service whom we dared not trust and whose patriotism was not our patriotism.
There are two objections to the locating of buildings in the manner that I have suggested.
What to read after The North American Review volume 190?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Tatum to read onlineMoreLess
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