Harper's Magazine, Volume 140Henry Mills Alden, Thomas Bucklin Wells, Lee Foster Hartman, Frederick Lewis Allen Harper & Brothers, 1919 - American literature Important American periodical dating back to 1850. |
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Page 47
... united on Governor Hayes . Mr. Blaine was called an eloquent speaker , but he did not indulge in word- painting which is so generally consid- ered the principal part of the orator's equipment . He did not have the gift of Garfield or ...
... united on Governor Hayes . Mr. Blaine was called an eloquent speaker , but he did not indulge in word- painting which is so generally consid- ered the principal part of the orator's equipment . He did not have the gift of Garfield or ...
Page 88
... The minister caught up his coat , put it on , and went out . He did not look at the women . They stared at each other . " Lordamassey ! " said Lottie . STRA THE HE United States of America has new meaning in 88 HARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
... The minister caught up his coat , put it on , and went out . He did not look at the women . They stared at each other . " Lordamassey ! " said Lottie . STRA THE HE United States of America has new meaning in 88 HARPER'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
Page 89
... United States of America has new meaning in the world , and has entered , by no desire of its own , into the great family of nations , as a rich uncle whose authority and temper must be respected by those who desire his influence in ...
... United States of America has new meaning in the world , and has entered , by no desire of its own , into the great family of nations , as a rich uncle whose authority and temper must be respected by those who desire his influence in ...
Page 90
... United States , and without the slightest effect upon the destiny of their own country , except when it excited Wall Street gamblers . American diplomats were not weighed down by the fear of offend- ing the susceptibilities of Germany ...
... United States , and without the slightest effect upon the destiny of their own country , except when it excited Wall Street gamblers . American diplomats were not weighed down by the fear of offend- ing the susceptibilities of Germany ...
Page 91
... United States ; one of them is equality , and another is opportunity . " He was right , and it was his luck . Be- cause of those privileges many pilgrims of fortune went to America from all the countries of Europe , in a great tide of ...
... United States ; one of them is equality , and another is opportunity . " He was right , and it was his luck . Be- cause of those privileges many pilgrims of fortune went to America from all the countries of Europe , in a great tide of ...
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