IV THE WILSONIAN ERA BEGINS - Revision history

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	The farmers don't yet know him: that's the only trouble. Give		The farmers don't yet know him: that's the only trouble. Give
	him a chance.		him a chance.
−	~~<br><br><CENTER>~~

−	~~[[Image:WHP_Chapter4.jpg \|150px\| thumb \|Charles D. McIver of Greensboro, North Carolina,~~
−	~~a leader in the cause of Southern Education]] </center>~~
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−	~~[[Image:WHP_Chapter4.1.jpg \|150px\| thumb \|Woodrow Wilson~~
−	~~in 1912]]~~

	<br><br><FONT FACE="Times">I've "put it up" to the new President		<br><br><FONT FACE="Times">I've "put it up" to the new President

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	briefs will he ready in a little while.		briefs will he ready in a little while.
	<br><br>You asked me who I thought was the best man for Secretary		<br><br>You asked me who I thought was the best man for Secretary
−	of Agriculture. Houston,(<ref>Mr. David F. Houston, ex-President of the University of Texas, and in 1912 Chancellor of the Washington University of St. Louis.</ref>)	+	of Agriculture. Houston,<ref>Mr. David F. Houston, ex-President of the University of Texas, and in 1912 Chancellor of the Washington University of St. Louis.</ref>I should say, of the men that I know. You will find my estimate
−	I should say, of the men that I know. You will find my estimate	+	of him in the little packet of memoranda. Van Hise(<ref>Charles R. Van Hise, President of the University of Wisconsin.</ref>)may be as good or even better if
−	of him in the little packet of memoranda. Van Hise(<ref>Charles R. Van Hise, President of the University of Wisconsin.</ref>) may be as good or even better if	+
	he be young in mind and adaptable enough. But he seems to me		he be young in mind and adaptable enough. But he seems to me
	a man who may already have done his big job.		a man who may already have done his big job.
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	world.		world.
	<br><br>Well, bless your soul! You and the younger Wallaces (my regards		<br><br>Well, bless your soul! You and the younger Wallaces (my regards
−	to every one of them) and Poe(<ref>Clarence Poe, editor of ''The Progressive Farmer''.</ref>)---you	+	to every one of them) and Poe<ref>Clarence Poe, editor of ''The Progressive Farmer''.</ref>---you
	are all very kind to think of me for that difficult place---too		are all very kind to think of me for that difficult place---too
	difficult by far, for me. Besides, it would have cost me my life.		difficult by far, for me. Besides, it would have cost me my life.
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	January 26, 1913.		January 26, 1913.
	<br><br>MY DEAR ED ALDERMAN:		<br><br>MY DEAR ED ALDERMAN:
−	<br><br>This has been "Board"(<ref>The reference is to the meeting of the Southern and the General Education Boards. Back to text.</ref>)	+	<br><br>This has been "Board"<ref>The reference is to the meeting of the Southern and the General Education Boards. Back to text.</ref>week, as you know. The men came from all quarters of the land,
−	week, as you know. The men came from all quarters of the land,	+
	and we had a good time. New work is opening; old work is going		and we had a good time. New work is opening; old work is going
	well; the fellowship ran in good tide---except that everybody		well; the fellowship ran in good tide---except that everybody
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	<hr>		<hr>
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	[[Main Page \| WWI Document Archive]] > [[Diaries, Memorials, Personal Reminiscences]] > [[The_Life_and_Letters_of_Walter_H._Page\|Walter H. Page]] > '''Chapter IV'''		[[Main Page \| WWI Document Archive]] > [[Diaries, Memorials, Personal Reminiscences]] > [[The_Life_and_Letters_of_Walter_H._Page\|Walter H. Page]] > '''Chapter IV'''
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	<br><br>Most heartily always yours,		<br><br>Most heartily always yours,
−	<br><br>WALTER H. PAGE.</BLOCKQUOTE>	+	<br><br>WALTER H. PAGE.</BLOCKQUOTE><br><br>

−	~~<br><br>~~Though Mr. Wilson did not offer Page the Agricultural Department,	+	Though Mr. Wilson did not offer Page the Agricultural Department,
	he much desired to have him in his Cabinet, and had already decided		he much desired to have him in his Cabinet, and had already decided
	upon him for a post which the new President probably regarded		upon him for a post which the new President probably regarded

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	of his conversation was this telephone call, in which he was authorized		of his conversation was this telephone call, in which he was authorized
	to offer Page the Ambassadorship to Great Britain.		to offer Page the Ambassadorship to Great Britain.
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	<CENTER><FONT SIZE="+2"></FONT><FONT		<CENTER><FONT SIZE="+2"></FONT><FONT
	SIZE="+2">CHAPTER IV</FONT></CENTER><BR><BR>		SIZE="+2">CHAPTER IV</FONT></CENTER><BR><BR>
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	January 26, 1913.		January 26, 1913.
	<br><br>MY DEAR ED ALDERMAN:		<br><br>MY DEAR ED ALDERMAN:
−	<br><br>This has been "Board"(<~~A NAME="n10"~~>~~</A><A HREF="Pagenotes~~.~~htm#10">10~~</A>)	+	<br><br>This has been "Board"(<ref>The reference is to the meeting of the Southern and the General Education Boards. Back to text.</ref>)
	week, as you know. The men came from all quarters of the land,		week, as you know. The men came from all quarters of the land,
	and we had a good time. New work is opening; old work is going		and we had a good time. New work is opening; old work is going

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	a leader in the cause of Southern Education]] </center>		a leader in the cause of Southern Education]] </center>

−	~~Fig. 9~~	+
−	Woodrow Wilson ~~<BR>~~	+	[[Image:WHP_Chapter4.1.jpg \|150px\| thumb \|Woodrow Wilson
−	in 1912~~</FONT>~~	+	in 1912]]
		+
	<br><br><FONT FACE="Times">I've "put it up" to the new President		<br><br><FONT FACE="Times">I've "put it up" to the new President
	and to the new Secretary to get on the job immediately of <I>organizing		and to the new Secretary to get on the job immediately of <I>organizing

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	<br><br><CENTER>		<br><br><CENTER>

−	~~Fig. 8~~. Charles D. McIver of Greensboro, North Carolina,	+	[[Image:WHP_Chapter4.jpg \|150px\| thumb \|Charles D. McIver of Greensboro, North Carolina,
−	a leader in the cause of Southern Education	+	a leader in the cause of Southern Education]] </center>

	Fig. 9		Fig. 9

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	The farmers don't yet know him: that's the only trouble. Give		The farmers don't yet know him: that's the only trouble. Give
	him a chance.		him a chance.
−	<br><br><CENTER>~~<TABLE WIDTH="275" BORDER="0" CELLSPACING="2"~~	+	<br><br><CENTER>
−	~~<CENTER><B><FONT COLOR="#0000ff" FACE="Times">~~Fig. 8.~~</FONT></B><FONT~~	+
−	~~COLOR="#0000ff">~~ Charles D. McIver of Greensboro, North Carolina,	+	Fig. 8. Charles D. McIver of Greensboro, North Carolina,
−	a leader in the cause of Southern Education~~</FONT></TD>~~	+	a leader in the cause of Southern Education
−	~~<TD WIDTH="54%"></center>~~	+
−	~~<P ALIGN=CENTER><B><FONT COLOR="#0000ff">~~Fig. 9~~.</FONT></B><FONT~~	+	Fig. 9
−	~~COLOR="#0000ff">~~ Woodrow Wilson <BR>	+	Woodrow Wilson <BR>
−	in 1912</FONT~~></TD>~~	+	in 1912</FONT>
−	~~</TR>~~	+
−	~~</TABLE></CENTER~~>	+
	<br><br><FONT FACE="Times">I've "put it up" to the new President		<br><br><FONT FACE="Times">I've "put it up" to the new President
	and to the new Secretary to get on the job immediately of <I>organizing		and to the new Secretary to get on the job immediately of <I>organizing