National Dangers And Means of Escape
National Dangers And Means of Escape
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In addition to these glaring improprieties each family has been openly, avowedly and unceasingly preparing for another conflict. Such are their jealousies ©. 1 each other, and such their mode of preserving peace.. - Now what shall be said of such a policy between two neighbor, imr families ? Is it not manifestly imprudent, antichristian, barbae ous, — and in the highest degree reprehensible and dangerous . Would it not be next to impossible for them, while pursuing such a course, to make others... believe that they really desire to avoid future wars ? Yet such is the policy of Christian nations !—buch the polTcy of Great Britain, and of the United States! While m words they bless God for peace, and pray for its continuance, they pursue a direct course to defeat their own prayers and to blast their own enjoyments.
Third The thirst for military and naval fame, m a large por- tion of our citizens, is another source of danger to our country. Under any form of government this disease is the bane of liberty and public happiness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In addition to these glaring improprieties each family has been openly, avowedly and unceasingly preparing for another conflict. Such are their jealousies ©. 1 each other, and such their mode of preserving peace.. - Now what shall be said of such a policy between two neighbor, imr families ? Is it not manifestly imprudent, antichristian, barbae ous, — and in the highest degree reprehensible and dangerous . Would it not be next to impossible for them, while pursuing such a course, to make others... believe that they really desire to avoid future wars ? Yet such is the policy of Christian nations !—buch the polTcy of Great Britain, and of the United States! While m words they bless God for peace, and pray for its continuance, they pursue a direct course to defeat their own prayers and to blast their own enjoyments.
Third The thirst for military and naval fame, m a large por- tion of our citizens, is another source of danger to our country. Under any form of government this disease is the bane of liberty and public happiness.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Emmet Simms to read onlineMoreLess
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