Prize Orations of the Intercollegiate Peace Association
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Dazed, we crouch behind an earthwork while the enemy creeps through the smoke. Suddenly they charge. We fire, but they surge on through the smoke. They mount the earthwork. We leap together ! Men scream hoarsely ! Musket butts crash ! Daggers plunge into quivering flesh ! Divine feeling ! Glorious patriotism !
The passing of this savage patriotism is inevitable. The whole course of nature is against it. The very his- tory of development will tell you that. Loyalty has never been an immutable th...ing. It has been a ceaseless and irresistible growth from the individual to the family, to the tribe, to the nation. The time for a world-patri- otism has come. Why should men limit their loyalty by a row of stones and trees that we call a boundary? Why are men patriots, anyway, except to save their privileges and their government ? The primitive patriot had no choice but to fight. He was put down in a little plot of cleared ground hemmed in by mighty forests, and made to hew out a home in a vast world of enemies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dazed, we crouch behind an earthwork while the enemy creeps through the smoke. Suddenly they charge. We fire, but they surge on through the smoke. They mount the earthwork. We leap together ! Men scream hoarsely ! Musket butts crash ! Daggers plunge into quivering flesh ! Divine feeling ! Glorious patriotism !
The passing of this savage patriotism is inevitable. The whole course of nature is against it. The very his- tory of development will tell you that. Loyalty has never been an immutable th...ing. It has been a ceaseless and irresistible growth from the individual to the family, to the tribe, to the nation. The time for a world-patri- otism has come. Why should men limit their loyalty by a row of stones and trees that we call a boundary? Why are men patriots, anyway, except to save their privileges and their government ? The primitive patriot had no choice but to fight. He was put down in a little plot of cleared ground hemmed in by mighty forests, and made to hew out a home in a vast world of enemies.
What to read after Prize Orations of the Intercollegiate Peace Association?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Francis Weston to read onlineMoreLess
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