Theodore Dreiser Quotes

President's Brilliant Theory Of Vending His Wares Direct To The People - Was Perhaps The Only One Who Had Suspicions. He Had Once Written A Brilliant Criticism To Some Inquirer, In Which He Had Said That No Enterprise Of Such Magnitude As The Northern Pacific Had Ever Before Been Entirely Dependent Upon One House, Or Rather Upon One Man, And That He Did Not Like It. I Am Not Sure That The Lands Through Which The Road Runs Are So Unparalleled In Climate, Soil, Timber, Minerals, Etc., As Mr. Cooke And His Friends Would Have Us Believe. Neither Do I Think That The Road

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