A Constitution for the Socialist Commonwealth of Great Britain
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The need for armaments may pass away with the increasing authority of the League of Nations ; and with armies and navies surviving merely as police forces, much of the most characteristic features of State governments of previous centuries will disappear.
Future generations, abandoning projects of domination over other races and subject peoples, may carry through to completeness the evolution of the British Empire into an Alliance of Free Nations. It was in view of both these aspirations that S...ocialists of a past generation contemplated a shrinking of what they called the State, and its supersession by merely admin- istrative organs of the Democracy. Even assuming the greatest possible development in these two direc- tions, the process will take a long time ; and in the meanwhile adequate provision must be made both for national defence and for the administration of the British Empire. Further, statesmen and students now realise, much more than was formerly the case, that the greatest possible development in internationalism, and the greatest possible democratisation of the several parts of the British Empire, will involve, not less work for the Foreign Office and the Colonial Office than at present, but on the contrary, though work of a different kind, very much more than at present.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The need for armaments may pass away with the increasing authority of the League of Nations ; and with armies and navies surviving merely as police forces, much of the most characteristic features of State governments of previous centuries will disappear.
Future generations, abandoning projects of domination over other races and subject peoples, may carry through to completeness the evolution of the British Empire into an Alliance of Free Nations. It was in view of both these aspirations that S...ocialists of a past generation contemplated a shrinking of what they called the State, and its supersession by merely admin- istrative organs of the Democracy. Even assuming the greatest possible development in these two direc- tions, the process will take a long time ; and in the meanwhile adequate provision must be made both for national defence and for the administration of the British Empire. Further, statesmen and students now realise, much more than was formerly the case, that the greatest possible development in internationalism, and the greatest possible democratisation of the several parts of the British Empire, will involve, not less work for the Foreign Office and the Colonial Office than at present, but on the contrary, though work of a different kind, very much more than at present.
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