Fifty Years a Journalist
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And so it has seemed to me through all the years that have succeeded.
We Christians who have been ruthlessly encroaching upon the rights of our weaker fellows, by the partition of Africa, of Asia, and of South America, cannot hold ourselves blameless. War after war has resulted, and the end is not yet. It will not do to say that our merciless creation of an overlordship over a powerless people is always justified by the spread of our civiliza- tion. The "white man's burden" is far too often the... burden of a wholly unjust course of conduct which is certain to cause a violent yet quite proper reaction. The Boer War and the Boxer rising were perfectly equitable appeals to the Lex Talionis.
Even the great World War, which has just closed, was born of the feehng on the part of the Germans that they had not been given their share of the world's loot. So far as it is possible to see, we are to go on sowing dragons' teeth.
Enterprising men go to China or Mexico, or where you will, and secure a concession.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And so it has seemed to me through all the years that have succeeded.
We Christians who have been ruthlessly encroaching upon the rights of our weaker fellows, by the partition of Africa, of Asia, and of South America, cannot hold ourselves blameless. War after war has resulted, and the end is not yet. It will not do to say that our merciless creation of an overlordship over a powerless people is always justified by the spread of our civiliza- tion. The "white man's burden" is far too often the... burden of a wholly unjust course of conduct which is certain to cause a violent yet quite proper reaction. The Boer War and the Boxer rising were perfectly equitable appeals to the Lex Talionis.
Even the great World War, which has just closed, was born of the feehng on the part of the Germans that they had not been given their share of the world's loot. So far as it is possible to see, we are to go on sowing dragons' teeth.
Enterprising men go to China or Mexico, or where you will, and secure a concession.
What to read after Fifty Years a Journalist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stone, Melville Elijah, 1848-1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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