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I found the artcile on "Railroads and Russian Peasants" to have a American pride theme to it. The author quotes very large numbers and talks of how the American locomotive could influence a reform and which would cause the freedom of the many Russian peasants that occupy the land. - Melissa Graham | I found the artcile on "Railroads and Russian Peasants" to have a American pride theme to it. The author quotes very large numbers and talks of how the American locomotive could influence a reform and which would cause the freedom of the many Russian peasants that occupy the land. - Melissa Graham | ||
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| + | The editorial, "...to float upon this tide," suggests that the need for technology is finally realized. The author writes of how in his past a person needed to make due with his resources and support himself, along with his family, with his strength and craftsmeanship. The author goes on to say that it wasn't like that anymore and that people needed to understand the technology so that they can manage the unskilled worker to do the work for them. For it's the person who manages others that will remain on top. - Melissa Graham | ||
