A direct, uncompromising demand for a new American merchant marine."In terse, thrilling, forceful language, the author of this most valuable little volume shows us the greatest weakness America has, and the most ominous danger such weakness involves."—Boston Transcript.
A direct, uncompromising demand for a new American merchant marine.
"In terse, thrilling, forceful language, the author of this most valuable little volume shows us the greatest weakness America has, and the most ominous danger such weakness involves."—Boston Transcript.
"In terse, thrilling, forceful language, the author of this most valuable little volume shows us the greatest weakness America has, and the most ominous danger such weakness involves."—Boston Transcript.
"A vital question answered intelligently, fully and without hesitation.... Should be read by every one whose sense of fair play has not been warped by a baneful sophistry."—Philadelphia Ledger.
"A vital question answered intelligently, fully and without hesitation.... Should be read by every one whose sense of fair play has not been warped by a baneful sophistry."—Philadelphia Ledger.
"In this book speaks the man, not the diplomat ... the interpreter of the feelings of the American who comprehends the divinity that is in history.... It is a flaming thing, itself a tongue of Pentecost."—Boston Advertiser.
"In this book speaks the man, not the diplomat ... the interpreter of the feelings of the American who comprehends the divinity that is in history.... It is a flaming thing, itself a tongue of Pentecost."—Boston Advertiser.
"A highly edifying exhibit of the political intrigues of Germany throughout the United States; every citizen should read it and look plain facts in the face.... Hundreds of thousands of this book should be distributed as tracts for all honest, loyal, decent American citizens to read and digest."—New York Sun.
"A highly edifying exhibit of the political intrigues of Germany throughout the United States; every citizen should read it and look plain facts in the face.... Hundreds of thousands of this book should be distributed as tracts for all honest, loyal, decent American citizens to read and digest."—New York Sun.
"The United States is a huge melting-pot wherein are mixed the conflicting traditions and ideals of every race and people in the world. This book shows how we can control this process; how we can best educate and train the immigrant to make him indistinguishably American—an integral and necessary element in an enlightened and united nationalism."
"The United States is a huge melting-pot wherein are mixed the conflicting traditions and ideals of every race and people in the world. This book shows how we can control this process; how we can best educate and train the immigrant to make him indistinguishably American—an integral and necessary element in an enlightened and united nationalism."
Typographical errors corrected in text:Page 17: "forced to spent" replaced with "forced to spend"Page 99: "problem becames" replaced with "problem becomes"Note that M'Ilheron is a surname, of Irish origin.
Typographical errors corrected in text:
Note that M'Ilheron is a surname, of Irish origin.