The Romance of the Reaper
The Romance of the Reaper
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It is a common opinion among harvester men that from first to last there has been more money put into the business than has ever been taken out — so enormously waste- ful were these years of competition. By 1902 the harvester business was merely a terrific and destructive war. The agents were tearing the whole industry to shreds and tatters. So far as the Harvester Men could see, they must choose between combina- tion and ruin. Not one of them was personally in favour of combination. They were ...individualists through and through. The spirit of compe- tition had been bred in the bone. So, w^hen several of them came together to check this warfare, it was not of their own free will. It was because they could do nothing else. They were hurled together by social forces over which they had no control. Gz The Romance of the Reaper One by one these battle-worn Westerners came to New York, "on an exploring expedi- tion, " as one of them said. Here they met Judge Elbert H. Gary, whom they had known intimately in Chicago.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a common opinion among harvester men that from first to last there has been more money put into the business than has ever been taken out — so enormously waste- ful were these years of competition. By 1902 the harvester business was merely a terrific and destructive war. The agents were tearing the whole industry to shreds and tatters. So far as the Harvester Men could see, they must choose between combina- tion and ruin. Not one of them was personally in favour of combination. They were ...individualists through and through. The spirit of compe- tition had been bred in the bone. So, w^hen several of them came together to check this warfare, it was not of their own free will. It was because they could do nothing else. They were hurled together by social forces over which they had no control. Gz The Romance of the Reaper One by one these battle-worn Westerners came to New York, "on an exploring expedi- tion, " as one of them said. Here they met Judge Elbert H. Gary, whom they had known intimately in Chicago.
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