Letters to Jack
Letters to Jack
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It marched with Sesostris out of Egypt and Alexander out of Macedonia. It mixed for Socrates his cup of poison, and stuck a needle through the once elo- quent tongue of the dead Cicero. It stabbed Caesar in irony before Pompey 's Statue ; burned Rome, under its devotee, Nero ; and then extin- guished the Ejmpire in the fury of northern revenge.
The gospel of hatred has filled the army of martyrs. It gathered the stones that killed Ste- phen, beheaded Paul at the Three Fountains, and HATRED 175 ...crucified Peter on the Capitolian Hill. It dragged Joan of Arc, innocent, pure and sweet as a lily, to the fire lighted in Rouen's market place, and sounded the depths of injustice in the execution of More on Tower Hill. Why not, when it had spit upon Christ in the Court of Caiphas, loaded Him with stripes and buffets and a Cross, and let Calvary stand in history as a never-to-be- forgotten name for all that human malignity could do?
The gospel of hatred, once accepted, degrades man to the level of the brute.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It marched with Sesostris out of Egypt and Alexander out of Macedonia. It mixed for Socrates his cup of poison, and stuck a needle through the once elo- quent tongue of the dead Cicero. It stabbed Caesar in irony before Pompey 's Statue ; burned Rome, under its devotee, Nero ; and then extin- guished the Ejmpire in the fury of northern revenge.
The gospel of hatred has filled the army of martyrs. It gathered the stones that killed Ste- phen, beheaded Paul at the Three Fountains, and HATRED 175 ...crucified Peter on the Capitolian Hill. It dragged Joan of Arc, innocent, pure and sweet as a lily, to the fire lighted in Rouen's market place, and sounded the depths of injustice in the execution of More on Tower Hill. Why not, when it had spit upon Christ in the Court of Caiphas, loaded Him with stripes and buffets and a Cross, and let Calvary stand in history as a never-to-be- forgotten name for all that human malignity could do?
The gospel of hatred, once accepted, degrades man to the level of the brute.
What to read after Letters to Jack?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Myles Muredach to read onlineMoreLess
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