 | 1907 - 526 頁
...brought more good than to the United States. The late Edwin L. Godkin described us, a dozen years ago, as an immense democracy, mostly ignorant, and completely...without any knowledge of other states of society. This is a caricature of the American people, even, as they were when he first knew them, thirty years... | |
 | Simeon Eben Baldwin - 1907 - 829 頁
...brought more good than to the United States. The late Edwin L. Godkin described us, a dozen years ago, as an immense democracy, mostly ignorant, and completely...without any knowledge of other states of society. INTEBNATIONAL CONGRESSES AND CONFERENCES 575 This is a caricature of the American people, even as they... | |
 | George Henry Payne - 1920 - 496 頁
...entirely of America, and, writing to Charles Eliot Norton, said : " But the situation to me seems this : An immense democracy, mostly ignorant, and completely...power and is eager to use it in brutal fashion against any one who comes along, without knowing how to do it, and is therefore constantly on the brink of... | |
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... finds itself in possession of enormous power and is eager to use it in brutal fashion against any one who comes along, without knowing how to do it, and is therefore constantly on the brink of some frightful catastrophe like that which overtook France... 