In the Fire of the Heart
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Mrs. Lowell says, " Whatever exception you may have encountered, you know that the rule is that those who receive relief are or soon become idle, intemperate, untruthful, vicious, or at least quite shiftless and im- provident. You know that the more relief they have as a rule ; the more they need. You knew that it is destructive to energy and industry, and that the taint *From " Free America, " by Bolton Hall. [71] In the Fire of the Heart passes from generation to generation and that a pauper ...family is more hopeless to reform than a criminal family. " Our efforts must be to deal not so much with charity and relief, as with the causes that make such vast amounts of charity and relief necessary. It is simply astounding, our willingness to let things go on as they are and then care for the unfortunate millions who fall in their struggles against such tremendous odds.
We allow our municipal and state representatives — who thereby become representatives of the great moneyed and corporate interests — to give over fran- chises for the use of great public utilities that should be used for the people and with millions upon millions in value, to the personal and private uses of little groups of men, without asking in most cases even a dollar in compensation and then we tamely accept poor ser- vice, high charges, many times disgusting and almost inhuman treatment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Lowell says, " Whatever exception you may have encountered, you know that the rule is that those who receive relief are or soon become idle, intemperate, untruthful, vicious, or at least quite shiftless and im- provident. You know that the more relief they have as a rule ; the more they need. You knew that it is destructive to energy and industry, and that the taint *From " Free America, " by Bolton Hall. [71] In the Fire of the Heart passes from generation to generation and that a pauper ...family is more hopeless to reform than a criminal family. " Our efforts must be to deal not so much with charity and relief, as with the causes that make such vast amounts of charity and relief necessary. It is simply astounding, our willingness to let things go on as they are and then care for the unfortunate millions who fall in their struggles against such tremendous odds.
We allow our municipal and state representatives — who thereby become representatives of the great moneyed and corporate interests — to give over fran- chises for the use of great public utilities that should be used for the people and with millions upon millions in value, to the personal and private uses of little groups of men, without asking in most cases even a dollar in compensation and then we tamely accept poor ser- vice, high charges, many times disgusting and almost inhuman treatment.
What to read after In the Fire of the Heart?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trine Ralph Waldo to read onlineMoreLess
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