England, Political And Social
England, Political And Social
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They are not infected either with bureaucratic servility or with the spirit of revolution.
Most of the functions relating to municipal administration, schools, churches, public aid, public health, are rendered gratuitously. They impose duties ; they raise the citizen to a higher plane, accustom him to voluntary rules and respon- sibilities, to daily sacrifices, to contact with opposing and independent wishes ; they drag the rich, the noble, the idle, out of themselves, and place before their ey...es the world with its needs, its desires, its sufferings, its disgrace, its moral ailments.
It is the same with those countless societies that are not connected in any way with government or administra- tion.* No one is suffered to keep to himself ; a thousand hands are always ready to drag the rich man from his repose ; his hand must be always open, he must give to art and science, to poverty, to fashion, to his party, to his church. Society seems to be ever saying to man : " What * There are hundreds of societies, for instance, that take the place of public judicial action ; for want of magistrates charged with follow- ing up crime and misdemeanor, there are societies for preventing the corruption of the morals of youth, stopping the publication of obscene books and prints, denouncing medical malpractice, hunting out forgeries and counterfeiting, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are not infected either with bureaucratic servility or with the spirit of revolution.
Most of the functions relating to municipal administration, schools, churches, public aid, public health, are rendered gratuitously. They impose duties ; they raise the citizen to a higher plane, accustom him to voluntary rules and respon- sibilities, to daily sacrifices, to contact with opposing and independent wishes ; they drag the rich, the noble, the idle, out of themselves, and place before their ey...es the world with its needs, its desires, its sufferings, its disgrace, its moral ailments.
It is the same with those countless societies that are not connected in any way with government or administra- tion.* No one is suffered to keep to himself ; a thousand hands are always ready to drag the rich man from his repose ; his hand must be always open, he must give to art and science, to poverty, to fashion, to his party, to his church. Society seems to be ever saying to man : " What * There are hundreds of societies, for instance, that take the place of public judicial action ; for want of magistrates charged with follow- ing up crime and misdemeanor, there are societies for preventing the corruption of the morals of youth, stopping the publication of obscene books and prints, denouncing medical malpractice, hunting out forgeries and counterfeiting, etc.
What to read after England, Political And Social?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laugel, Auguste, 1830-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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