Social Classes: An Oration Delivered Before the General Union Philosophical Society of Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pennsylvania
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Artificial divisions are crumbling, or rending to pieces. The social orders are rushing into a collision that centuries have been engendering. Amid 9 the crash of revolution and the clang of arms, can be dis- tinguished the remonstrances of stripped Nobilities, the forebodings of the timid " Bourgeoisie," and the wail of insurgent Operatives. The question is between privilege, property, and right. But, although the classes of so- ciety will be rearranged, they cannot be done away. All nature is... a vast contexture of class embracing class.
Genus and species are necessary forms of thought.
There are orders in the angelic world. Although men are the same in essence, and equal as to rights, yet they are unequal in imysical endowments, talents, and cha- racter. Now there is a universal law of moral gravita- tion. Like attracts like. Therefore, the very same ten- dencies that organize society will dispose it into classes.
These classes, are only different but alike necessary developments, of the same uniting principle whence spring families, nations, and churches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Artificial divisions are crumbling, or rending to pieces. The social orders are rushing into a collision that centuries have been engendering. Amid 9 the crash of revolution and the clang of arms, can be dis- tinguished the remonstrances of stripped Nobilities, the forebodings of the timid " Bourgeoisie," and the wail of insurgent Operatives. The question is between privilege, property, and right. But, although the classes of so- ciety will be rearranged, they cannot be done away. All nature is... a vast contexture of class embracing class.
Genus and species are necessary forms of thought.
There are orders in the angelic world. Although men are the same in essence, and equal as to rights, yet they are unequal in imysical endowments, talents, and cha- racter. Now there is a universal law of moral gravita- tion. Like attracts like. Therefore, the very same ten- dencies that organize society will dispose it into classes.
These classes, are only different but alike necessary developments, of the same uniting principle whence spring families, nations, and churches.
What to read after Social Classes: An Oration Delivered Before the General Union Philosophical Society of Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pennsylvania?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coffey George to read onlineMoreLess
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