Coniston
About this book
This book is about a love-story of long ago, of a time some little while after General Jackson had got into the White House and had shown the world what a real democracy was. The Era of the first six presidents had closed, and a new Era had begun. I am speaking of political Eras. Certain gentlemen, with a pious belief in democracy, but with a firmer determination to get on top, arose,—and got on top. So many of these gentlemen arose in the different states, and they were so clever, and they found so many chinks in the Constitution to crawl through and steal the people's chestnuts, that the Era may be called the Boss-Era. The reader is warned that this first love-story will, in a few chapters, come to an end: and not to a happy end—otherwise there would be no book. Lest he should throw the book away when he arrives at this page, it is only fair to tell him that there is another and a much longer love-story later on, if he will only continue to read, in which, it is hoped, he may not be disappointed. Please Note: This book is easy to read in true text, not scanned images that can sometimes be difficult to decipher. The Microsoft eBook has a contents page linked to the chapter headings for easy navigation. The Adobe eBook has bookmarks at chapter headings and is printable up to two full copies per year. Both versions are text searchable.
Perfil do leitor
3.7/5 · 27 leitores · 566 páginas · ≈ 10 h 29 m · Desafiador
Quanto tempo leva para ler Coniston?
Cerca de ≈ 10 h 29 m — 566 páginas, considerando aproximadamente 250 palavras por página a 225 palavras por minuto.
Quantas páginas tem Coniston?
566 páginas em sua edição mais lida.
Qual é o gênero de Coniston?
Ele está nas estantes de Historical Fiction, Fiction.
Coniston está em domínio público?
Sim — é livre para ler e compartilhar.
Quem escreveu Coniston?
Winston Churchill.
Onde posso ler Coniston online de graça?
Está em domínio público — leia gratuitamente na Open Library. Open Library
“FIRST I am to write a love-story of long ago, of a time some little while after General Jackson had got into the White House and had shown the world what a real democracy was.”