• Tags: 1919

Patriotic letter in support of language ban, as "where would freedom be found in our world today, if we had depended on Scandinavia and Germany to secure it for us?"

This "mostly German" county how thinks they can "talk what they want to" now that the war is over. Gets a bit violent thereafter, as he engages in patriotic fantasies: "I am a real yankey [sic] and I am getting damned tired of it if you get a club…

Harding doesn't do much to deter Waters to violence and doubles down on "spirit" of Babel.

Harding responds: I'll do something soon to keep up the Babel spirit "during post-bellum times."
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