South American Problems
South American Problems
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. . . The Argentines have eliminated virtue from their de- mocracy; they have forgotten that they ever had souls; and yet they talk of their greatness and revel in prodigious sta- tistics. But in what does a nation's greatness consist? To quote the words of James Anthony Froude, in his " Oceana *' : " Whether (a nation) be great or little depends entirely on the sort of men and women that it is producing. A sound nation is a nation that is composed of sound human beings, healthy in body, strong... of limb, true in word and deed — brave, sober, temperate, chaste, to whom morals are of more importance than wealth or knowledge — where duty is first and the rights of man are second — where, in short, men grow up and live and work, having in them what our ancestors called the fear of God. " ^ This is a far severer indictment than we would draw. We take a much more hopeful and favorable view, but Mr. Child describes South Americans great- est need. And that fear of God Romanism has not supplied in all these centuries of domination.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . . The Argentines have eliminated virtue from their de- mocracy; they have forgotten that they ever had souls; and yet they talk of their greatness and revel in prodigious sta- tistics. But in what does a nation's greatness consist? To quote the words of James Anthony Froude, in his " Oceana *' : " Whether (a nation) be great or little depends entirely on the sort of men and women that it is producing. A sound nation is a nation that is composed of sound human beings, healthy in body, strong... of limb, true in word and deed — brave, sober, temperate, chaste, to whom morals are of more importance than wealth or knowledge — where duty is first and the rights of man are second — where, in short, men grow up and live and work, having in them what our ancestors called the fear of God. " ^ This is a far severer indictment than we would draw. We take a much more hopeful and favorable view, but Mr. Child describes South Americans great- est need. And that fear of God Romanism has not supplied in all these centuries of domination.
What to read after South American Problems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert E Robert Elliott Speer to read onlineMoreLess
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