Whos Who in South Dakota volume 2
Whos Who in South Dakota volume 2
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' "I am opposed to arbitration and peace treaties, as they might interfere with my fighting qualities ; for how would I have had a great reputation had it not been for my memorable fighting record up a certain hill in a certain southern island? I am also against arbitration, on the theory that it might interfere with my local Monroe doc- trine which is this: There shall be no in- fringement on our territory, nor the estab- lishment of any outside or foreign bank or banker on Rosebud soil/ And I... shall fight to the last ditch to maintain that doctrine so long established and adhered to by our fore- fathers and early bankers.
JOY M. HACKLER 167 "I am indeed sorry that I cannot ad- dress you from the rear end of a special train fully equipped with everything that Har- vester and Steel Trust Money can buy. I am sorry that I can not show my teeth to better advantage, take my cowboy hat in my hand and pound it over the railing of the car, cling to the rail with the other hand and shout to the tumultuous and appreciative throng 'Back to the common people, ' for I am sure I would create unbounded as well as unbalanced enthusiasm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' "I am opposed to arbitration and peace treaties, as they might interfere with my fighting qualities ; for how would I have had a great reputation had it not been for my memorable fighting record up a certain hill in a certain southern island? I am also against arbitration, on the theory that it might interfere with my local Monroe doc- trine which is this: There shall be no in- fringement on our territory, nor the estab- lishment of any outside or foreign bank or banker on Rosebud soil/ And I... shall fight to the last ditch to maintain that doctrine so long established and adhered to by our fore- fathers and early bankers.
JOY M. HACKLER 167 "I am indeed sorry that I cannot ad- dress you from the rear end of a special train fully equipped with everything that Har- vester and Steel Trust Money can buy. I am sorry that I can not show my teeth to better advantage, take my cowboy hat in my hand and pound it over the railing of the car, cling to the rail with the other hand and shout to the tumultuous and appreciative throng 'Back to the common people, ' for I am sure I would create unbounded as well as unbalanced enthusiasm.
What to read after Whos Who in South Dakota volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coursey Oscar William to read onlineMoreLess
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