The Struggle
The Struggle
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Shelton felt bet- ter for having had the children once again around the fireside. Little did they think or 114 A FAMILY REUNION even dream that this would be the last time that the family with all of its members would reassemble.
115 CHAPTER XII THE CAUSE THE papers all over the country, for weeks before the family reunion at Summer Hill, had been filled with the ** Trust and Corporation Issue. " It was the issue of the times. At the country school houses, country churches, on the street corner...s and in the public marts of trade throughout the land this had become the all-important is- sue. * 'What is going to be the final outcome of these trusts and combines!" was the all-im- portant question. It was the question that everybody everywhere throughout the land was asking. For years the men who organ- ized these combines had been going about their work systematically with premeditation and design— day after day, week after week, they had met at their usual meeting place in the rear of Pont Slogan & Company's Bank- ing House on Wall Street and planned the 116 THE CAUSE ways and means not only to control the prices of the products of the eighty million people of this American Eepublic, but in a measure, all the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shelton felt bet- ter for having had the children once again around the fireside. Little did they think or 114 A FAMILY REUNION even dream that this would be the last time that the family with all of its members would reassemble.
115 CHAPTER XII THE CAUSE THE papers all over the country, for weeks before the family reunion at Summer Hill, had been filled with the ** Trust and Corporation Issue. " It was the issue of the times. At the country school houses, country churches, on the street corner...s and in the public marts of trade throughout the land this had become the all-important is- sue. * 'What is going to be the final outcome of these trusts and combines!" was the all-im- portant question. It was the question that everybody everywhere throughout the land was asking. For years the men who organ- ized these combines had been going about their work systematically with premeditation and design— day after day, week after week, they had met at their usual meeting place in the rear of Pont Slogan & Company's Bank- ing House on Wall Street and planned the 116 THE CAUSE ways and means not only to control the prices of the products of the eighty million people of this American Eepublic, but in a measure, all the world.
What to read after The Struggle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney C Sidney Calhoun Tapp to read onlineMoreLess
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