Howey About 1933 Reflections on Kings and Railroads
A miscellany by Ed Howe, reflecting on Martin Johnson’s fame and fortune, the royal life myth, democracy critique, and a critique of class one railroads profits. The piece weaves in anecdotes about Hollywood, a king’s mistresss, and a call for strength amid national upheaval, ending with a note on emergency governance and earthquakes.
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