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The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, Volume II

CHAPTER XIX
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He held back the deliberate and spontaneous thought and speech of the people except the pro-Germans, who saw their chance and improved it! The mass of the American people found themselves forbidden to think or talk, and this forbidding had a sufficient effect to make them take refuge in indifference.

It's the President's job.

He's our leader.

He'll attend to this matter.

We must not embarrass him.


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