Civilization
Civilization
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" If we would cut off the bloodsucking beaks of the banks and railroads the face of American civiliza- tion Avould be beautiful, its ugly fea- tures softened and the w-hole radiate with universal joy.
REFERENDUM AND PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION. As a tree is judged by its fruit, so a government should be judged by its laws. Why is there so iTiuch special legislation on our statute books, and so much corruption in office? Because the people have little to say about it. Their representatives are t...he masters and do as they please; no matter how treacherous to their constituency, or to what extent they violate the pledges on which they secured election, they cannot be removed. When another elec- tion comes around new questions arise and command attention, old wrongs are forgotten or lost sight of and other un- trustworthy men sneak into office, to again do the bidding of monopoly and neglect measures that w-ould promote the general good. In a discussion over the official conduct of a legi-slator, one neighbor asked of another what he really did, anyhow, and was answered: "What has he done?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" If we would cut off the bloodsucking beaks of the banks and railroads the face of American civiliza- tion Avould be beautiful, its ugly fea- tures softened and the w-hole radiate with universal joy.
REFERENDUM AND PROPORTIONAL REPRESENTATION. As a tree is judged by its fruit, so a government should be judged by its laws. Why is there so iTiuch special legislation on our statute books, and so much corruption in office? Because the people have little to say about it. Their representatives are t...he masters and do as they please; no matter how treacherous to their constituency, or to what extent they violate the pledges on which they secured election, they cannot be removed. When another elec- tion comes around new questions arise and command attention, old wrongs are forgotten or lost sight of and other un- trustworthy men sneak into office, to again do the bidding of monopoly and neglect measures that w-ould promote the general good. In a discussion over the official conduct of a legi-slator, one neighbor asked of another what he really did, anyhow, and was answered: "What has he done?
What to read after Civilization?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis R Francis Richard Cole to read onlineMoreLess
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