Moral Overstrain
Moral Overstrain
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The great man, we say, was not obliged to spend anything on public charity. His fortune, by whatever devious, crooked ways ac- quired, is, so far as the legal title is con- cerned, his, and not ours ; and so any portion of it which he may choose to transmute into public service is a just cause for general rejoicing. It all goes to confirm our faith that there are bowels of compassion and spots of virtue in the worst of men, even in our most invet- erate millionaires. Having accepted the gift, w...e refuse to vilify the donor.
One of the effects of the generosity of the unjust, which deserves more con- sideration than it gets, is this : it closes the mouths of critics whose voices might otherwise be heard in effectual protest against public wrongs or defects which cry for change in economic conditions.
GENEROSITY AND CORRUPTION 103 Limitation of space confines the writer to one illustration.
There was public agitation, some years ago, concerning a certain bill, involving a franchise of great value, which was being heavily lobbied through the New York legislature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The great man, we say, was not obliged to spend anything on public charity. His fortune, by whatever devious, crooked ways ac- quired, is, so far as the legal title is con- cerned, his, and not ours ; and so any portion of it which he may choose to transmute into public service is a just cause for general rejoicing. It all goes to confirm our faith that there are bowels of compassion and spots of virtue in the worst of men, even in our most invet- erate millionaires. Having accepted the gift, w...e refuse to vilify the donor.
One of the effects of the generosity of the unjust, which deserves more con- sideration than it gets, is this : it closes the mouths of critics whose voices might otherwise be heard in effectual protest against public wrongs or defects which cry for change in economic conditions.
GENEROSITY AND CORRUPTION 103 Limitation of space confines the writer to one illustration.
There was public agitation, some years ago, concerning a certain bill, involving a franchise of great value, which was being heavily lobbied through the New York legislature.
What to read after Moral Overstrain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shapiro Bruce Rogers Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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