Monologues
Monologues
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Once there, they would be beyond the reach of the law, and their wives would be free to marry again, while in cases of destitution provision would be made for the families they had left behind them. The living bodies of these dead men would then 96 MONOLOGUES be at the service of the State. They would be available for the doctors in place of dogs and monkeys for experimental germ-breed- ing and vivisection ; they could test high explosives and conduct dangerous chemical operations ; in time of ...war they could man steerable torpedoes or dynamite-laden aero- planes. In fact, they could be used in any work that involved great risk to life. They would, of course, be prisoners, but it is no part of my scheme that they should be hurried into the next world by means of the ordinary prison diet. Perhaps a maximum limit would be put to their existence at the option of individual patients. But their very death might be made medically useful.
All this sounds possibly a little inhuman, but it is really only a question of facing facts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once there, they would be beyond the reach of the law, and their wives would be free to marry again, while in cases of destitution provision would be made for the families they had left behind them. The living bodies of these dead men would then 96 MONOLOGUES be at the service of the State. They would be available for the doctors in place of dogs and monkeys for experimental germ-breed- ing and vivisection ; they could test high explosives and conduct dangerous chemical operations ; in time of ...war they could man steerable torpedoes or dynamite-laden aero- planes. In fact, they could be used in any work that involved great risk to life. They would, of course, be prisoners, but it is no part of my scheme that they should be hurried into the next world by means of the ordinary prison diet. Perhaps a maximum limit would be put to their existence at the option of individual patients. But their very death might be made medically useful.
All this sounds possibly a little inhuman, but it is really only a question of facing facts.
What to read after Monologues?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Middleton Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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