Debated Lusitania and Wilson Policy in Seething Letter
A historical letter discusses Lusitania, Wilson's diplomacy, and Hughes critiquing the administration. It recalls warnings, German threats, and the push for wartime measures, noting reactions of Choate and others while cautioning against misread public signals.
German byss opening a marked cooling of German vote
The piece describes a shift in German American support during the campaign, with criticism of Hughes and Roosevelt aligned efforts. It argues loyal German Americans should back Woodrow Wilson, citing perceived failures of the anti Wilson stance and warning against alignment with German Kaiserism. It attributes distrust to Hughes and anti Wilson operatives while urging unity for Wilson.
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Cruel Tourists Mock a Dying Donkey’s Burden
A fragmentary passage describes a donkey named Kurrab burdened by a fat Sheik and his wife walking behind a riding beast. The narrator condemns the onlookers for following customary cruelty as a social norm. It questions moral complicity in tradition and urges reflection on the treatment of animals and women.
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