Aristocracy And Evolution; a Study of the Rights, the Origin And the Social Functions of the Wealthier Classes
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Here is the MOTIVES OF THE GREAT CONQUEROR 303 reason why the soldier, though he submits himself Bookiv , . . . , . Chapter 2 to the most direct coercion, never considers himself, and never is considered, a slave; and military- activity will always be a thing apart, and for '" a way in or' which the purposes of argument will never be comparable to industrial industrial, till human nature undergoes so radical '"^""'^' '^ "°*' a change that men will as eagerly risk being killed by unfenced machin...ery in a cotton-mill as they will being killed by a bullet or a bayonet on the field of battle. Here again the facts for which the socialists reason are indubitable ; but the inference which the socialists draw from them is altogether illusory.
It remains, however, to add that the desire of And even in , war those who mere honour — of honour unaccompanied by any make the pro- extrinsic advantages — has an efficiency which is Actual efforis strictly limited in the domain even of military fof'o,hCT're.'' activity itself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here is the MOTIVES OF THE GREAT CONQUEROR 303 reason why the soldier, though he submits himself Bookiv , . . . , . Chapter 2 to the most direct coercion, never considers himself, and never is considered, a slave; and military- activity will always be a thing apart, and for '" a way in or' which the purposes of argument will never be comparable to industrial industrial, till human nature undergoes so radical '"^""'^' '^ "°*' a change that men will as eagerly risk being killed by unfenced machin...ery in a cotton-mill as they will being killed by a bullet or a bayonet on the field of battle. Here again the facts for which the socialists reason are indubitable ; but the inference which the socialists draw from them is altogether illusory.
It remains, however, to add that the desire of And even in , war those who mere honour — of honour unaccompanied by any make the pro- extrinsic advantages — has an efficiency which is Actual efforis strictly limited in the domain even of military fof'o,hCT're.'' activity itself.
What to read after Aristocracy And Evolution; a Study of the Rights, the Origin And the Social Functions of the Wealthier Classes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mallock William Hurrell to read onlineMoreLess
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