The Bitter Chase Quotes

“never took his eyes off the mountains. “I’m just admiring a little piece of God’s creation I’ve never seen before”
― Cap Daniels, The Bitter Chase

“On Black Tuesday, October 29, 1929, the stock exchange crashed in horrific fashion and drove home the final nail in the coffin of the American financial system. That event was the genesis of one of the most horrific periods in American history. Over the coming decade, the world followed the United States as it circled the drain. Fortunes were destroyed, millions of homes were foreclosed upon, and unemployment skyrocketed. The extravagance of the Roaring Twenties, greed, and the refusal to heed the warning signs in place since the fall of the Roman Empire were to blame. But just as it had done during every crisis in its history, the great experiment in democracy rose from the ashes, Americans went back to work, fortunes were reestablished, and once again, there was a chicken in every pot . . . just in time for Adolf Hitler to turn the world inside out.”
― Cap Daniels, The Bitter Chase