Paris And the Social Revolution a Study of the Revolutionary Elements in the Va
Paris And the Social Revolution a Study of the Revolutionary Elements in the Va
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"To think, " says the Bilateral to his doctrinaire socialist and anarchist friends, "that there are multitudes of brave souls like you who, like you, see only white and black. Nothing but white and black! Why, citoyens, the complex is grey, all shades of grey. " Again he says: "You see, my dear" (he is speaking to an ardent socialist girl), "that in the things of the social order we meet rarely a problem simple enough to make it possible to assert ; — ' it is this* or *it is that. ' Generally, ...between this and that there are an endless number of points to elucidate. . . . There is a high civilisation with plenty of grain, with immense unemployed forces, with a science already so large that it can resolve the problem of giving to all a nest and nourishment; . . . And those above are stupid, and those below are stupid, and all so evilly disposed! My God! dear child, if the people were not a brutal instinct, we might indeed hope for a consoling solution. " Still, again, speaking to a group upon the Bourse: "'History, science, daily observation, demonstrate to us that nothing dura- ble is elaborated without the aid of the great collaborator, Time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"To think, " says the Bilateral to his doctrinaire socialist and anarchist friends, "that there are multitudes of brave souls like you who, like you, see only white and black. Nothing but white and black! Why, citoyens, the complex is grey, all shades of grey. " Again he says: "You see, my dear" (he is speaking to an ardent socialist girl), "that in the things of the social order we meet rarely a problem simple enough to make it possible to assert ; — ' it is this* or *it is that. ' Generally, ...between this and that there are an endless number of points to elucidate. . . . There is a high civilisation with plenty of grain, with immense unemployed forces, with a science already so large that it can resolve the problem of giving to all a nest and nourishment; . . . And those above are stupid, and those below are stupid, and all so evilly disposed! My God! dear child, if the people were not a brutal instinct, we might indeed hope for a consoling solution. " Still, again, speaking to a group upon the Bourse: "'History, science, daily observation, demonstrate to us that nothing dura- ble is elaborated without the aid of the great collaborator, Time.
What to read after Paris And the Social Revolution a Study of the Revolutionary Elements in the Va?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alvan F Alvan Francis Sanborn to read onlineMoreLess
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