Sovereigns And Statesmen of Europe
Sovereigns And Statesmen of Europe
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Vandervelde, at whose word all the Socialists of Belgium would rise at once, should he call upon them to do so, is far from having any sympathy for revolution. He is a reformer ; not a destroyer of the old and venerable things thanks to which a nation has performed great deeds in the past. He wants progress and civilisation to take the place, not of traditions, but of incompetence. He is essentially a man of his time, who has understood the value of steam, electricity, and all the wonderful dis...- coveries that have transformed the face of the world and opened new and wonderful horizons to its intelligence ; and he wants those horizons to widen still further, to unfold to him secrets of conciliating all the various interests which at present are struggling so violently for existence in Europe. M. Vandervelde is a great man in his way, not onl}'^ a great Belgian. He will leave his impress on the organisation of the Socialist party in his country, and should ever that country win back her inde- 152 M.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Vandervelde, at whose word all the Socialists of Belgium would rise at once, should he call upon them to do so, is far from having any sympathy for revolution. He is a reformer ; not a destroyer of the old and venerable things thanks to which a nation has performed great deeds in the past. He wants progress and civilisation to take the place, not of traditions, but of incompetence. He is essentially a man of his time, who has understood the value of steam, electricity, and all the wonderful dis...- coveries that have transformed the face of the world and opened new and wonderful horizons to its intelligence ; and he wants those horizons to widen still further, to unfold to him secrets of conciliating all the various interests which at present are struggling so violently for existence in Europe. M. Vandervelde is a great man in his way, not onl}'^ a great Belgian. He will leave his impress on the organisation of the Socialist party in his country, and should ever that country win back her inde- 152 M.
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