Will Rogers quotes
1879–1935 · Oologah, OK
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- Letters of a Self-Made Diplomat to His President, by Will Rogers, 1926 · Special Cable, London, August 10, p. 227 (printed page number, seen)
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- Albert & Charles Boni, New York (Internet Archive scan of the 1926 first edition)
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- Ether and Me, or "Just Relax", by Will Rogers, 1929 · p. 24 (printed page number, seen)
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- G. P. Putnam's Sons, New York and London (Internet Archive scan of the 1929 first edition, ninth impression of March 1930)
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- The Illiterate Digest, by Will Rogers, 1924 · "Breaking into the Writing Game", p. 28 (printed page number, seen)
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- Albert & Charles Boni, New York (Internet Archive scan of the 1924 first edition)
I am for the Party that is out of Power, no matter which one it is.
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- The Illiterate Digest, by Will Rogers, 1924 · Mock letter applying to be ambassador to the Court of St. James, p. 172 (printed page number, seen)
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- Albert & Charles Boni, New York (Internet Archive scan of the 1924 first edition)
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- The Illiterate Digest, by Will Rogers, 1924 · Chapter "Spring is Here, with Poems and Bath Tubs", p. 141 (printed page number, seen)
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- Albert & Charles Boni, New York (Internet Archive scan of the 1924 first edition)
You know, Percy, everybody is ignorant, only on different subjects.
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- The Illiterate Digest, by Will Rogers, 1924 · Reply to Percy Hammond on soup etiquette, p. 64 (printed page number, seen)
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- Albert & Charles Boni, New York (Internet Archive scan of the 1924 first edition)