Democracy · Character
Mr. Nathan Gore
A celebrated historian and former minister to Madrid, Gore works Washington's drawing rooms for a second diplomatic appointment while hiding a selfish, vain, and thoroughly calculating nature.
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Also known as Mr. Gore, Gore
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Engages in a philosophical debate with Madeleine about democracy, defending it as an inevitable and worthwhile experiment.
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Gore's History of Spain in America won him four satisfying years as minister at Madrid, and now, reduced to private life by a change of administration, he is in Washington angling for restoration, backed by the…
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