The Plutocracy Struggle and Lincoln's Influence
A late 19th century orator discusses progress through education and reform, citing Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson to argue against plutocracy. He praises moral awakening, church and civic groups, and the rise of popular government, urging action to lift common people and curb concentrated wealth.
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Braham Lincoln
Boston
Pas Jefferson
Republi
Yas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton
Jefferson
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Lincoln
United States
Jackson Ie
Thomas Jean
Thomason
Bailin Point
Elijah
Baal
Peter
Unite States
Christian Endeavo Society
Grea Britain
Détie
C. A
Y. M
Catholic Church
M. Cc. A
Knights of Columbus
Hull Howtablished
Jane Addams
Br Hood
Bureau of Administration
Eel Trust
Steel Trust
Panama Canal
Congress
Andrew Carnegie
Roosevelt
Orea2 Committee
White House
Rudolph Spreckles
Abe Ruef
Mr. Spreckles
California
Southern Pacific
Neb
Mass
Jl, Brandyce
Harvard
L. Brandyce
Secretary of the Interior
Nebraska
Massachusetts
Illinois
New York
Atlanta
Frederick Townsend Martin
Bradley Martin
Iit
Committee of Congress
Townsend Martin
Mammon
Thomas Jeferson
Republican Party
Lazarus
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