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Page 265
The fact that the English and American nations have , as regards both material interests and political aims , much in common , will not preclude in the future , as it has not precluded in the past , the rise of causes of disagreement ...
The fact that the English and American nations have , as regards both material interests and political aims , much in common , will not preclude in the future , as it has not precluded in the past , the rise of causes of disagreement ...
Page 516
This uncompromising pronouncement was heartily cheered by those present -- for the most part members of the urban aristocracy of the United States , which sucks its wealth from the American people through the tap - roots of the trusts .
This uncompromising pronouncement was heartily cheered by those present -- for the most part members of the urban aristocracy of the United States , which sucks its wealth from the American people through the tap - roots of the trusts .
Page 518
But American statesmen , even the best of them , were American politicians in the beginning , and the habit of concealing a card or two in the shirt - sleeve or some other useful place is legitimate practice in American politics .
But American statesmen , even the best of them , were American politicians in the beginning , and the habit of concealing a card or two in the shirt - sleeve or some other useful place is legitimate practice in American politics .
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