Watson's Magazine, Vol. IV, No. 1, March, 1906 — John Shaqi
Watson's Magazine, Vol. IV, No. 1, March, 1906Various
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Watson's Magazine, Vol. IV, No. 1, March, 1906
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United States -- Politics and government -- Periodicals
[Illustration: ABRAHAM LINCOLN]
was the radical of his day. Many of the views expressed in his letters
and speeches would strike a “good Republican” of today as extremely
radical.
ARE YOU ACQUAINTED
with the great commoner’s views on political and religious liberty,
on alien immigration, on the relation of labor and capital, on the
colonization of negroes, on free labor, on lynch law, on the doctrine
that all men are created equal, on the importance of young men in
politics, on popular sovereignty, on woman suffrage?
All of his views are to be found in this edition of “LINCOLN’S LETTERS
AND ADDRESSES,” the first complete collection to be published in a single
volume. Bound in an artistic green crash cloth, stamped in gold. Printed
in a plain, readable type, on an opaque featherweight paper.
For $1.95, sent direct to this office, we will enter a year’s
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_THOMAS E. WATSON_ _Editor_
_JOHN DURHAM WATSON_ _Associate Editor_
_RICHARD DUFFY_ _Managing Editor_
_ARTHUR S. HOFFMAN_ _Assistant Editor_
_C. Q. DE FRANCE_ _Circulation Manager_
_TED FLAACKE_ _Advertising Manager_
March, 1906
_Editorials_ _Thomas E. Watson_ _1-28_
_Down in Georgia_—_Pinkerton’s Report to Ye Bankers_—_Wayland’s
Mistake_—_Calhoun for Public Ownership_—_Judge Du Bose’s Letter
and the Public Debt_—_Dr. Talmage in Russia_—_A Prophet Whose
Voice Was Not Heeded_—_The Highest Office_—_Editorial Comment_
_Lookin’ T’wards Home_ _Helen Frances Huntington_ _30_
_Assessment Insurance_ _Michael Moroney_ _37_
_The People_ _John P. Sjolander_ _41_
_Back to Nature—Part the Way_ _Eugene Wood_ _42_
_The Philosophy of Money_ _J. B. Martin_ _50_
_The Little Path to Peace_ _Mary Small Wagner_ _54_
_The Captain, Davy, and General Kuropatkin_ _Robert Dunn_ _55_
_Where the Road Dips_ _Henry Fletcher Harris_ _63_
_Repeal the Land Laws_ _Hugh J. Hughes_ _65_
_The Triumph of Justice_ _Clarence S. Darrow_ _69_
_A Radical Corpuscle_ _Charles Fort_ _73_
_Election Reforms_ _J. C. Ruppenthal_ _76_
_Pierre, Sansculotte_ _La Salle Corbell Pickett_ _86_
_The New Party_ _C. Q. De France_ _88_
_The Municipal Boss_ _W. D. Wattles_ _91_
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