Behind his bar on Archey Road, the Irish saloon-keeper Mr. Dooley explains the news of the day to his patient friend Mr. Hennessy. In this 1910 collection he takes on divorce congresses, glory, woman suffrage, a bachelor tax, financial panics, ocean travel, doctors and the rising of the subject races, all in Dunne’s rich Irish-Chicago dialect.
Sharp, warm-hearted political humour from the columnist whose sayings were quoted by presidents. Download the free EPUB.