The New Freedom · Character
Pat
An Irish-American worker used as an example in labor discussions.
minor
First appearance: viii monopoly or opportunity
Pat's tie to Mr. Roosevelt is one of the pressures that moves The New Freedom—worth meeting in the text, not only on a cast list.
Not explicitly mentioned in excerpts; no direct reference found.
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With Mr. Roosevelt (professional): Mr. Roosevelt interacts with Pat in a formal capacity, likely as a political figure or employer. With Lincoln (social): Lincoln and Pat have a brief acquaintance, possibly as fellow…
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- Professional
- Social
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- Mr. Roosevelt
professional · positive
- Lincoln
social · ambivalent
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