A Substitute for War
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" 2. There need be no fear of ' the south of Europe. ' The Italians, Greeks, and Croatians, as we saw them, were a fine type of citizenship, a credit to us and a credit to the land from which they sprung. Give the people from the south of Europe a fair chance and they will make fine American citizens. "3. Let us plan in every city to have a big, broad, fine, noble undertaking at least once every year in which all the people may take part, let it be on a sufficiently large scale so that practica...lly every neighborhood and every nationality may be represented. It will not answer to have a parade or a procession or something spectacular for the people to look at ; they must take part in it, they must themselves be a part of it. When they take part in so fine a thing, so democratic a thing as the Pageant and APPENDIX 51 Masque of Saint Louis, beautifully and grandly done by Mr. Stevens and Mr. MacKaye, all are better citizens, all barriers are burned away, all the foreigners are transfused into Americans, our race or na- tional antipathy has vanished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 2. There need be no fear of ' the south of Europe. ' The Italians, Greeks, and Croatians, as we saw them, were a fine type of citizenship, a credit to us and a credit to the land from which they sprung. Give the people from the south of Europe a fair chance and they will make fine American citizens. "3. Let us plan in every city to have a big, broad, fine, noble undertaking at least once every year in which all the people may take part, let it be on a sufficiently large scale so that practica...lly every neighborhood and every nationality may be represented. It will not answer to have a parade or a procession or something spectacular for the people to look at ; they must take part in it, they must themselves be a part of it. When they take part in so fine a thing, so democratic a thing as the Pageant and APPENDIX 51 Masque of Saint Louis, beautifully and grandly done by Mr. Stevens and Mr. MacKaye, all are better citizens, all barriers are burned away, all the foreigners are transfused into Americans, our race or na- tional antipathy has vanished.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackaye, Percy, 1875-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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