Edison Sees Great Prosperity Peril and War Lessons
The piece blends a tribute to William Davie with a warning on lawlessness in North Carolina and a Paris editorials tone. It recounts Davie’s military and political career, his Waxhaw burial, and a call for stronger public justice, then shifts to Thomas Edison predicting seven years of prosperous wartime recovery for the United States and cautions about European conflict.
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