IV. HISTORY

The supporters of Mr. Theodore Roosevelt have frequently remarked that

if Abraham Lincoln were alive to-day, he would be with them. Uncle Joe

Cannon has expressed the conviction that Abraham Lincoln if he were

alive to-day would be on his side. Is there anything in history to

indicate that Abraham Lincoln, great man though he was, could be in two

places at the same time?

Mention three Republican administrations in which the rainfall was twice

as heavy as in any Democratic administration since 1837, and show what

this indicates for the prosperity of the country under Mr. Woodrow

Wilson.

Julius Cæsar is said to have been in the habit of dictating to three

secretaries simultaneously. How does this compare with the literary

productivity of Mr. Arnold Bennett and Mr. Jack London?

At the last meeting of the Tammany aldermanic convention of the Fifth

Assembly District a speaker declared it to be the most momentous event

in the history of the world. Compare the Fifth Assembly District

convention with (a) the battle of Marathon; (b) the meeting of the

States-General at Versailles in 1789; (c) the signing of the

Emancipation Proclamation.

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