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We do not wish to under- value any good intentions, but is not the idea of loving humanity, except through love for our compatriots, an idle dream, just as it is vain to talk of loving our country unless we first love our family, or those who for us stand in its stead ? I fear lest love of humanity remain a very vague thing, if it have not for its renewal and nourish- ment sentiments arising from a source very near the heart. Even at best, cosmopolitanism brings 114 JUSTICE us more loss than ga...in. But we have it specially at heart just now to accuse and cry down a certain vulgar cosmopolitanism which chooses its coun- try after the odious adage, Ubi bene ibi patria. To propose to us, as a remedy for our present evils, the state of mind depicted in this lamentable say- ing, is to believe us ripe for the last stage of dis- honour. You, men who live for your own pleas- ure, who declare with a sneer that a man's country is wherever he finds himself most com- fortable, you know not what you say.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We do not wish to under- value any good intentions, but is not the idea of loving humanity, except through love for our compatriots, an idle dream, just as it is vain to talk of loving our country unless we first love our family, or those who for us stand in its stead ? I fear lest love of humanity remain a very vague thing, if it have not for its renewal and nourish- ment sentiments arising from a source very near the heart. Even at best, cosmopolitanism brings 114 JUSTICE us more loss than ga...in. But we have it specially at heart just now to accuse and cry down a certain vulgar cosmopolitanism which chooses its coun- try after the odious adage, Ubi bene ibi patria. To propose to us, as a remedy for our present evils, the state of mind depicted in this lamentable say- ing, is to believe us ripe for the last stage of dis- honour. You, men who live for your own pleas- ure, who declare with a sneer that a man's country is wherever he finds himself most com- fortable, you know not what you say.
What to read after Justice?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wagner Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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