III "THE FORGOTTEN MAN" - Revision history

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	<FONT SIZE="+2">"THE FORGOTTEN MAN"</FONT></center><br><br>		<FONT SIZE="+2">"THE FORGOTTEN MAN"</FONT></center><br><br>

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	<CENTER><FONT SIZE="+2" FACE="Times">CHAPTER III</FONT><FONT		<CENTER><FONT SIZE="+2" FACE="Times">CHAPTER III</FONT><FONT
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	<br><br>That Page should have little interest in "excoriators"		<br><br>That Page should have little interest in "excoriators"
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	<br><br>And in occupations of this kind Page passed his years of maturity.		<br><br>And in occupations of this kind Page passed his years of maturity.
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	<br><br>Nor was Page's work for the South yet ended. In the important		<br><br>Nor was Page's work for the South yet ended. In the important

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	as the beginning of a new era in British colonial administration."		as the beginning of a new era in British colonial administration."
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	have sought other employment. There are many easier and better		have sought other employment. There are many easier and better
	and more influential things to do---yet., ten years hence I might		and more influential things to do---yet., ten years hence I might
−	have been too old. Harry Houghton(<~~A NAME="n6"~~></A~~><A HREF="Pagenotes~~.~~htm#6">6~~</A>)	+	have been too old. Harry Houghton <ref>A member of the firm of Houghton, Mifflin & Company.</ref>
	has an old horse thirty years old. I used to see him grazing		has an old horse thirty years old. I used to see him grazing
	sometimes and hear his master's self-congratulatory explanation		sometimes and hear his master's self-congratulatory explanation

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	graze as an old horse is. This of course, is selfish and personal---not		graze as an old horse is. This of course, is selfish and personal---not
	wholly selfish either, I think. I threw down the <I>Atlantic		wholly selfish either, I think. I threw down the <I>Atlantic
−	</I>for this reason: (Consider the history of its editors) Lowell(<A	+	</I>for this reason: (Consider the history of its editors) Lowell(<ref>A memorandum of an old Atlantic balance sheet discloses that James Russell Lowell's salary as editor was $1,500 a year.</ref>) complained bitterly
−	~~NAME="n5"~~></A~~><A HREF="Pagenotes~~.~~htm#5">5~~</A>) complained bitterly	+
	that he was never rewarded properly for the time and work he		that he was never rewarded properly for the time and work he
	did; Fields was (in a way) one of its owners; it was sold out		did; Fields was (in a way) one of its owners; it was sold out

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	the publications with which Page had previously been associated.		the publications with which Page had previously been associated.
	Page met this challenge in his usual hearty fashion.		Page met this challenge in his usual hearty fashion.
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	<CENTER><I><FONT SIZE="+1">To William Roscoe Thayer</FONT></I></center>		<CENTER><I><FONT SIZE="+1">To William Roscoe Thayer</FONT></I></center>

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	<br><br>Inevitably the condition of the people in his own homeland		<br><br>Inevitably the condition of the people in his own homeland

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	<br><br>34 Union Square East, <BR>		<br><br>34 Union Square East, <BR>
	New York, <BR>		New York, <BR>
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	thing, which is life and action, is better.		thing, which is life and action, is better.
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	<br><br>Heartily and always your grateful friend,		<br><br>Heartily and always your grateful friend,

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	graze as an old horse is. This of course, is selfish and personal---not		graze as an old horse is. This of course, is selfish and personal---not
	wholly selfish either, I think. I threw down the <I>Atlantic		wholly selfish either, I think. I threw down the <I>Atlantic
−	</I>for this reason: (Consider the history of its editors) Lowell(<ref>A memorandum of an old Atlantic balance sheet discloses that James Russell Lowell's salary as editor was $1,500 a year.</ref>) complained bitterly	+	</I>for this reason: (Consider the history of its editors) Lowell<ref>A memorandum of an old Atlantic balance sheet discloses that James Russell Lowell's salary as editor was $1,500 a year.</ref>complained bitterly
	that he was never rewarded properly for the time and work he		that he was never rewarded properly for the time and work he
	did; Fields was (in a way) one of its owners; it was sold out		did; Fields was (in a way) one of its owners; it was sold out
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	have sought other employment. There are many easier and better		have sought other employment. There are many easier and better
	and more influential things to do---yet., ten years hence I might		and more influential things to do---yet., ten years hence I might
−	have been too old. Harry Houghton <ref>A member of the firm of Houghton, Mifflin & Company.</ref>	+	have been too old. Harry Houghton <ref>A member of the firm of Houghton, Mifflin & Company.</ref>has an old horse thirty years old. I used to see him grazing
−	has an old horse thirty years old. I used to see him grazing	+
	sometimes and hear his master's self-congratulatory explanation		sometimes and hear his master's self-congratulatory explanation
	of his own kindness to that faithful beast. In the office of		of his own kindness to that faithful beast. In the office of
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−	<br><br~~><FONT FACE="Times"~~>Page enjoyed the full results of this labour	+	<br><br>Page enjoyed the full results of this labour
	one night in the autumn of 1913, when Dr. Wickliffe Rose, the		one night in the autumn of 1913, when Dr. Wickliffe Rose, the
	head of the International Health Board, came to London to discuss		head of the International Health Board, came to London to discuss
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	cooperate with the Health Board. When the discussion was ended		cooperate with the Health Board. When the discussion was ended
	the Right Honourable Lewis Harcourt, the Secretary of State for		the Right Honourable Lewis Harcourt, the Secretary of State for
−	the Colonies, concluded an eloquent address with these words:~~</FONT>~~	+	the Colonies, concluded an eloquent address with these words:

	<br><br>"The time will come when we shall look back on this evening		<br><br>"The time will come when we shall look back on this evening