A Better World
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Supposing that as much as six per cent of the people of Paris went to church at the beginning of the war. That does not indi- cate a revival, does it!
*^The army reeked with filth as all armies do," continued this gentleman, and he occupied an ex- ceptionally favorable position for observation, ^^and the blight of this corruption spread every- 92 A BETTER WORLD where." He who writes the chronicle of this phase of the European war has before him a dis- agreeable and thankless task. What he write...s will not be pleasant reading, and the facts themselves might better be left unrecorded were it not that the demand for conscription and compulsory mili- tary training dies hard. Militarism is a nasty, filthy, stinking thing in spite of all the nobility which it enlists. The war has set loose in Eu- rope demoralizing influences which will remain to corrupt even to the third and fourth generation.
War is de spiritualizing to every human relation.
The following paragraph taken from an article by W.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Supposing that as much as six per cent of the people of Paris went to church at the beginning of the war. That does not indi- cate a revival, does it!
*^The army reeked with filth as all armies do," continued this gentleman, and he occupied an ex- ceptionally favorable position for observation, ^^and the blight of this corruption spread every- 92 A BETTER WORLD where." He who writes the chronicle of this phase of the European war has before him a dis- agreeable and thankless task. What he write...s will not be pleasant reading, and the facts themselves might better be left unrecorded were it not that the demand for conscription and compulsory mili- tary training dies hard. Militarism is a nasty, filthy, stinking thing in spite of all the nobility which it enlists. The war has set loose in Eu- rope demoralizing influences which will remain to corrupt even to the third and fourth generation.
War is de spiritualizing to every human relation.
The following paragraph taken from an article by W.
What to read after A Better World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tyler Dennett to read onlineMoreLess
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