06-01-2010, 08:16 AM
To bring this back to the original subject-
That saying definitely applies here. I view one of the major societal conflicts as between the haves and the have nots. That is no less true today as when that excerpt was published in 1929. When researching for my railroad, I always find it curious when I run into a tidbit or news article that could have been written last week, but is instead 100 years old.
That saying definitely applies here. I view one of the major societal conflicts as between the haves and the have nots. That is no less true today as when that excerpt was published in 1929. When researching for my railroad, I always find it curious when I run into a tidbit or news article that could have been written last week, but is instead 100 years old.
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