Presidents of Manifest Destiny Victim of the Spoils System
Wallace Patterson portrays William Henry Harrison as underprivileged yet ambitious, highlighting the log cabin campaign image, his military achievements, and his brief troubled presidency. The piece notes his battles with patronage, lengthy inaugural address, and death from pneumonia tied to the spoils system.
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Manifest Destiny
Wallace Patterson Topee
William Henry Harrison
Virginia
Henry Clay
Daniel Webster
Harrison
Martin van Buren
New York
Horace Greeley
Baltimore
Greeley
Congress
Northwest
Andrew Jackson
Southwest
Hamilton County
Ohio
Jackson
Thurlow Weed
Anna Symes Harrison
Class barriers endure in English society says Daily Mail
A 1972 survey shows 91 percent see class markers like money education speech job and residence. The piece notes upper class privilege and linguistic barriers while mobility remains hard with only 26 percent believing a working class boy can become a judge. Editorial Research Reports
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Daily Mail
England
Wales
Winchester
Eton
Oxbridge
Samuel Johnson
British Broadcasting Corp
Cambridge
BBC
Alan Ross
Eliza Doolittle
Bernard Shaw
Featherstonehaugh
Feerston-haw
Labor Party
Bernstein on Words Bread and Grammar Myths
A discussion on the word bread meaning money and the grammar of possessive participles. Elizabeth A Lackman raises a quote about the sentence I appreciate you sharing your views with me and H W Fowler favors you sharing as correct, noting possessive forms with participles are traditional though relaxed in modern usage. Special Features Syndicate New York Times
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Elizabeth A. Lackman
Philadelphia
H. W. Fowler
Special Features Syndicate
New York Times
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