Bernard Shaws Preface to Major Barbara
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Not that they mean any harm: they only desire to be, intheir little private way, what they call gentlemen. They do notunderstand Barbara's lesson because they have not, like her, learnt it by taking their part in the larger life of the nation.
BARBARA'S RETURN TO THE COLORS.
Barbara's return to the colors may yet provide a subject for thedramatic historian of the future. To go back to the SalvationArmy with the knowledge that even the Salvationists themselvesare not saved yet; that poverty is n...ot blessed, but a mostdamnable sin; and that when General Booth chose Blood and Firefor the emblem of Salvation instead of the Cross, he was perhapsbetter inspired than he knew: such knowledge, for the daughter ofAndrew Undershaft, will clearly lead to something hopefuller thandistributing bread and treacle at the expense of Bodger.
It is a very significant thing, this instinctive choice of themilitary form of organization, this substitution of the drum forthe organ, by the Salvation Army. Does it not suggest that theSalvationists divine that they must actually fight the devilinstead of merely praying at him?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not that they mean any harm: they only desire to be, intheir little private way, what they call gentlemen. They do notunderstand Barbara's lesson because they have not, like her, learnt it by taking their part in the larger life of the nation.
BARBARA'S RETURN TO THE COLORS.
Barbara's return to the colors may yet provide a subject for thedramatic historian of the future. To go back to the SalvationArmy with the knowledge that even the Salvationists themselvesare not saved yet; that poverty is n...ot blessed, but a mostdamnable sin; and that when General Booth chose Blood and Firefor the emblem of Salvation instead of the Cross, he was perhapsbetter inspired than he knew: such knowledge, for the daughter ofAndrew Undershaft, will clearly lead to something hopefuller thandistributing bread and treacle at the expense of Bodger.
It is a very significant thing, this instinctive choice of themilitary form of organization, this substitution of the drum forthe organ, by the Salvation Army. Does it not suggest that theSalvationists divine that they must actually fight the devilinstead of merely praying at him?
What to read after Bernard Shaws Preface to Major Barbara?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Bernard Shaw to read onlineMoreLess
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