An Englishman Looks At the World
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And going back for a moment to that point about a Utopia, I want onefrom Chesterton. Purely unhelpful criticism isn't enough from a man ofhis size. It isn't justifiable for him to go about sitting on otherpeople's Utopias. I appeal to his sense of fair play. I have done mybest to reconcile the conception of a free and generous style ofpersonal living with a social organisation that will save the world fromthe harsh predominance of dull, persistent, energetic, unscrupulousgrabbers tempered only ...by the vulgar extravagance of their wives andsons. It isn't an adequate reply to say that nobody stood treat there, and that the simple, generous people like to beat their own wives andchildren on occasion in a loving and intimate manner, and that theywon't endure the spirit of Mr. Sidney Webb.
ABOUT SIR THOMAS MORE There are some writers who are chiefly interesting in themselves, andsome whom chance and the agreement of men have picked out as symbols andconvenient indications of some particular group or temperament ofopinions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And going back for a moment to that point about a Utopia, I want onefrom Chesterton. Purely unhelpful criticism isn't enough from a man ofhis size. It isn't justifiable for him to go about sitting on otherpeople's Utopias. I appeal to his sense of fair play. I have done mybest to reconcile the conception of a free and generous style ofpersonal living with a social organisation that will save the world fromthe harsh predominance of dull, persistent, energetic, unscrupulousgrabbers tempered only ...by the vulgar extravagance of their wives andsons. It isn't an adequate reply to say that nobody stood treat there, and that the simple, generous people like to beat their own wives andchildren on occasion in a loving and intimate manner, and that theywon't endure the spirit of Mr. Sidney Webb.
ABOUT SIR THOMAS MORE There are some writers who are chiefly interesting in themselves, andsome whom chance and the agreement of men have picked out as symbols andconvenient indications of some particular group or temperament ofopinions.
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