This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1920 Excerpt: ...the one hundred and eighty millions, and that henceforth they could live in luxury, ride in automobiles, wear silks, feast on dainties, without a stroke of work for years to come. 33d Picture. George Washington and Sub-Treasury The American people, therefore, have set themselves against these aliens who believe in ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1920 Excerpt: ...the one hundred and eighty millions, and that henceforth they could live in luxury, ride in automobiles, wear silks, feast on dainties, without a stroke of work for years to come. 33d Picture. George Washington and Sub-Treasury The American people, therefore, have set themselves against these aliens who believe in bombshells, firebrand and pistols. The only instruments tne republic will consent to use are those based upon intelligence, industry, obedience to law and sound morals. The conclusion of the whole matter, therefore, is in this--New York is over against Petrograd today as an oasis is over against the Sahara Desert. The United States is like a family, feasting in a great banquet hall, in a warm room, on a Christmas night, while Russia, under Bolshevism, is like unto travelers, freezing to death under snowdrifts, midst a January blizzard. Because we love light rather than darkness, food rather than famine, home more than a poorhouse, heaven more than hell, the people of the United States have decided to destroy Bolshevism and to preserve unimpaired the free institutions of this republic. Is Socialism the Perpetual Motion Machine Delusion Converted Into Economics? (Copyrighted l'.))!) Newell Dwight mills) Introductory Picture Today, not one man of a hundred who claim to be Socialists seems to know what Socialism is. We have municipal schools in New York, municipal sidewalks and pavements. We built a municipal subway, but New York is not a city of socialism. Switzerland owns her own railways and mines and has a state telegraph and telephone, but Switzerland is not a socialistic country. The English state will probably keep their railroads under State control, but the British people hold to private property. What then is State Socialism? It is evident t...
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Very Good+ 8vo 8"-9" tall; 455 pages; HC in publisher's forest green cloth with title lettering brightly in gilt to cover and spine. Collected series of addresses and lectures given by the theologian and moralist directed toward improving the private and public relams. Solid and neat with just light shelf evidence to tips and spine ends. Contents bright, supple and unmarked. VG+
