Thomas Dreier

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Thomas Dreier Man Hunting: The Greatest Sport (1936)

Anything that will enrich the lives of the people of New Hampshire is its business.
The ideal of the leaders is to help create a state in which every on of the 465,000 citizens or shareholders will be well-fed, well-clothed, well-housed and well-educated. That, of course, is an ideal impossible of complete materialization. But those who hold it know that with such an ideal before them as they continue their work, there will be fewer men, women and children in the state who are ill-fed, ill-clothed, ill-housed and ill-educated.
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Thomas Dreier Man Hunting: The Greatest Sport (1936)

The members of the Development Commission have little money with which to work and they have none of that authority which commands. Their authority is the kind that persuades. Their task is to create, assemble and distribute ideas that will enrich the lives of people—to bring together men and women who have something in common, to inspire and encourage, to provide leadership which will keep the ideal of the commission ever before the citizens.
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Thomas Dreier Man Hunting: The Greatest Sport (1936)

Chairman New Hampshire State Development Commission
An explorer told me one time that the greatest sport in the world is man-hunting. "There are thrills," he said, "in hunting big game, such as lions, tigers, wild boars and elephants. But for what may be called a great thrill there is nothing like the sport of hunting a man. That is a game that calls forth all the skill one has."
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