Building for the Children in the South
Building for the Children in the South
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And, further, we must insist that justice and interest alike demand the most generous and persistent expenditure for education in the very lowest strata of society. There is little danger that the chil- dren of the well-to-do and superior class will not enjoy the best op- portunities. But the one class no State can afford to neglect is that for which the majority cares little, and which, so often, has no wise regard for itself. To cast upon the ignorant mass of either race the responsibility of... educating itself is simply to declare that a State can get on safely with* such an element perpetually increasing at the bot- tom of society. It is like the foolish householder who should turn in disgust from the foul cess-pool under his chamber-window, waiting till it should purify itself, while he lavished his thousands on the adornment of the drawing room and the luxuries of his table. In due time a ghastly demon would arise from that neglected abyss and stalk through his palace, smiting the dearest household treasures with disease and death, and the glory of his mansion would be changed to a charnel-house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And, further, we must insist that justice and interest alike demand the most generous and persistent expenditure for education in the very lowest strata of society. There is little danger that the chil- dren of the well-to-do and superior class will not enjoy the best op- portunities. But the one class no State can afford to neglect is that for which the majority cares little, and which, so often, has no wise regard for itself. To cast upon the ignorant mass of either race the responsibility of... educating itself is simply to declare that a State can get on safely with* such an element perpetually increasing at the bot- tom of society. It is like the foolish householder who should turn in disgust from the foul cess-pool under his chamber-window, waiting till it should purify itself, while he lavished his thousands on the adornment of the drawing room and the luxuries of his table. In due time a ghastly demon would arise from that neglected abyss and stalk through his palace, smiting the dearest household treasures with disease and death, and the glory of his mansion would be changed to a charnel-house.
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