Address of President Harding At Lancaster Nh August 4 1921 volume 2
Address of President Harding At Lancaster Nh August 4 1921 volume 2
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Contentment is the richest possession in the world. In the office of the Presidency I have come in contact lately with every kind of representation in American life — the great leaders of finance, the influential leaders of labor, the leaders in agriculture, and the leaders of various political groups — and I believe there is not one in any group who does not want, deep in his heart, to preserve our America and is doing all that he possibly can to aid in its onward march.
Those who are suspecte...d most of using their places of importance for selfish ends are sometimes the most generous of all in their tenders of support and sacrifice for our Nation's good. Sometimes you thinly your Government is not alert; sometimes you think it is not con- cerned with what you believe to be your interests. Let me tell you— and I care not what party is in power — your Government is always seeking to serve you to the best of its ability.
You can not alwaj's be told everything that is going on. I know there is a school of American advocates who believe that everything ought to be proclaimed at every stage of our national life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Contentment is the richest possession in the world. In the office of the Presidency I have come in contact lately with every kind of representation in American life — the great leaders of finance, the influential leaders of labor, the leaders in agriculture, and the leaders of various political groups — and I believe there is not one in any group who does not want, deep in his heart, to preserve our America and is doing all that he possibly can to aid in its onward march.
Those who are suspecte...d most of using their places of importance for selfish ends are sometimes the most generous of all in their tenders of support and sacrifice for our Nation's good. Sometimes you thinly your Government is not alert; sometimes you think it is not con- cerned with what you believe to be your interests. Let me tell you— and I care not what party is in power — your Government is always seeking to serve you to the best of its ability.
You can not alwaj's be told everything that is going on. I know there is a school of American advocates who believe that everything ought to be proclaimed at every stage of our national life.
What to read after Address of President Harding At Lancaster Nh August 4 1921 volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harding Warren Gamaliel to read onlineMoreLess
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