...his for life. When the master of one of the greatest Western lines travels towards the Pacific on his palace car, his journey is like a royal progress....from a distance contributes to their unpopularity, 1 do not think that the ruling magnates are themselves generally disliked. On the contrary, they receive...

...his for life. When the master of one of the greatest western lines travels towards the Pacific on his palace car, his journey is like a royal progress....the means of making or marring a city's fortunes. . . , Probably no career draws to it, or unfolds and develops, so much of the characteristic ability...

...for life. When the master of. one of the greatest Western lines travels towards the Pacific on his palace car,' his journey is like a royal progress....cities and towns seek to propitiate him, for has he nbt the means of making or marring a city's fortunes t Although the railroad companies are unpopular,...

...his for life. When the master of one of the greatest Western lines travels towards the Pacific on his palace car, his journey is like a royal progress....has he not the means of making or marring a city's fortune? "Such was the beginning of the dynasties of absolutism in the management of western railways...

...his for life. When the master of one of the greatest Western lines travels towards the Pacific on his palace car, his journey is like a royal progress....legislatures receive him in solemn session ; cities seek to propitiate him, for has he not the means of making or marring a city's fortunes ? Although...

...Governors of States and Territories bow before him ; legislatures receive him in solemn session ; cities seek to propitiate him, for has he not the means of...city's fortunes ? Although the railroad companies are lmpopular, and although this autocratic sway from a distance contributes to their unpopularity, I do...

...holds his for life. When the master of one of the great Western lines travels toward the Pacific in his palace car, his journey is like a royal progress....not the means of making or marring a city's fortunes ? " (Bryce's American Commonwealths, vol. ii., page 653.) In an article, in the Times of Hartford,...

...holds his for life. When the master of one of the great Western lines travels toward the Pacific in his palace car, his journey is like a royal progress....territories bow before him ; legislatures receive him in'solemn session; cities and towns seek to propitiate him, for has he not the means of making or marring...

...Governors of States and Territories bow before him ; legislatures receive him in solemn session ; cities seek to propitiate him, for has he not the means of...'! Although the railroad companies are unpopular, aiid although this autocratic sway from a distance contributes to their unpopularity, I do not think...

...June 22, 1874. "When the master of one of the great Western lines travels toward the Pacific in his palace car, his journey is like a royal progress....session; cities and towns seek to propitiate him." — James A. Bryce. "The American Commonwealth," 1st Ed., Vol. 2, p 515. Ordinary Kate Ordinary Minimum...