American Institutions and Their Preservation, Volume 1Norwood Press, 1927 - 403 pagina's |
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Pagina 58
... compete in raising tobacco , and hence there arose a landed aristocracy . America owes much to that landed aristocracy . It produced men of the very highest type in establishing free governmental institutions , but in the long run it ...
... compete in raising tobacco , and hence there arose a landed aristocracy . America owes much to that landed aristocracy . It produced men of the very highest type in establishing free governmental institutions , but in the long run it ...
Pagina 124
... compete and live as foreign labor lives . Even the Irish are driven out by the Jew , who in turn is under- lived by the Armenian , and the latter in turn by the Chinese and Japanese , until excluded by law . The experience of California ...
... compete and live as foreign labor lives . Even the Irish are driven out by the Jew , who in turn is under- lived by the Armenian , and the latter in turn by the Chinese and Japanese , until excluded by law . The experience of California ...
Pagina 125
... competition was keenly felt by the small white farm owner , the man who himself worked in the field . The Japanese was accustomed to laboring 12 , 14 , even 16 hours . He toiled unremittingly . Holidays , Sundays alike saw him bending ...
... competition was keenly felt by the small white farm owner , the man who himself worked in the field . The Japanese was accustomed to laboring 12 , 14 , even 16 hours . He toiled unremittingly . Holidays , Sundays alike saw him bending ...
Pagina 126
... competition lowers the nation . 66 1 Spargo , who makes a strong appeal for toleration of the Jew , says : " Herein lies the danger of the anti - Semitic propaganda in this country and in England . It is invoking economic fear and ...
... competition lowers the nation . 66 1 Spargo , who makes a strong appeal for toleration of the Jew , says : " Herein lies the danger of the anti - Semitic propaganda in this country and in England . It is invoking economic fear and ...
Pagina 129
... compete with the American . In literature and philosophy the mysticism of the Orient tinges their thought and expression . They are devoted to their families and spend liberally on display . In fact , vanity in display has been the ...
... compete with the American . In literature and philosophy the mysticism of the Orient tinges their thought and expression . They are devoted to their families and spend liberally on display . In fact , vanity in display has been the ...
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