Wilson And the Issues
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It was this undemocratic, un-Ameri can order of things that Josephus Daniels set out to change, and the naval aristoc racy, lacking the courage to fight openly, The Case of Josephus Daniels 97 has joined the war-triffickers in the circula tion of those vague charges that Daniels has " demoralized the navy, " and "let it run down. " What are the facts in the case?
A first radical step made by Mr. Daniels was the establishment of a school on each ship in order that the enlisted men might have an ...opportunity for academic and tech nical education. His second step consisted in gaining the right to appoint fifteen en listed men to Annapolis every year, with the understanding, of course, that they pass the required examinations. He asked for twenty-five, but Senator Weeks of Massa chusetts, himself a graduate of Annapolis, succeeded in beating the number down.
In 1914, with only a few months to pre pare, five enlisted men qualified; in 1915 there were eight, and this year twenty- three passed the examinations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was this undemocratic, un-Ameri can order of things that Josephus Daniels set out to change, and the naval aristoc racy, lacking the courage to fight openly, The Case of Josephus Daniels 97 has joined the war-triffickers in the circula tion of those vague charges that Daniels has " demoralized the navy, " and "let it run down. " What are the facts in the case?
A first radical step made by Mr. Daniels was the establishment of a school on each ship in order that the enlisted men might have an ...opportunity for academic and tech nical education. His second step consisted in gaining the right to appoint fifteen en listed men to Annapolis every year, with the understanding, of course, that they pass the required examinations. He asked for twenty-five, but Senator Weeks of Massa chusetts, himself a graduate of Annapolis, succeeded in beating the number down.
In 1914, with only a few months to pre pare, five enlisted men qualified; in 1915 there were eight, and this year twenty- three passed the examinations.
What to read after Wilson And the Issues?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Creel to read onlineMoreLess
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