Good Citizenship
Good Citizenship
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It is not an easy task to see that the four millions of people who live in New York obey its laws. It means that hundreds of streets must be watched, and many miles of water front and piers, piled high with valuable freight, must be guarded. The sailors on the ships which come and go in the waters must be kept under control, and the strangers who visit the city must be THE POLICE DEPARTMENT 57 properly cared for and protected from harm. Day and night this work, and much more than this, goes on ...year after year, in order to guard the citizens and their property from the harm the thoughtless ones and the evil-minded can do.
Of course, no one man could attend to all this un- aided. It requires a force of picked and trained men; a force so large that it is an army in itself. It is an honor to belong to this army, for only intelligent men can be admitted to it; men who, like the firemen, are clear of brain, strong in body, and true at heart. The Com- missioner of Police is the commander of this splendid army, and there are inspectors, and captains, and other officers to see that his orders are carried out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is not an easy task to see that the four millions of people who live in New York obey its laws. It means that hundreds of streets must be watched, and many miles of water front and piers, piled high with valuable freight, must be guarded. The sailors on the ships which come and go in the waters must be kept under control, and the strangers who visit the city must be THE POLICE DEPARTMENT 57 properly cared for and protected from harm. Day and night this work, and much more than this, goes on ...year after year, in order to guard the citizens and their property from the harm the thoughtless ones and the evil-minded can do.
Of course, no one man could attend to all this un- aided. It requires a force of picked and trained men; a force so large that it is an army in itself. It is an honor to belong to this army, for only intelligent men can be admitted to it; men who, like the firemen, are clear of brain, strong in body, and true at heart. The Com- missioner of Police is the commander of this splendid army, and there are inspectors, and captains, and other officers to see that his orders are carried out.
What to read after Good Citizenship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julia Richman to read onlineMoreLess
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