The Aims of Labor
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Having resolved to defeat Prussianism abroad because it menaced the freedom of the whole world, they tolerated the curtailment of FREEDOM 65 their liberties at home as a relatively smaller danger with which they could more conveniently deal when the bigger peril was removed. Reaction has made great strides during the war. The people know that they are in the grip of reaction. But it would be a disastrous error to conclude that democracy has been so firmly fettered that it will not be able to sh...ake off its bonds when the hour comes for it to reckon with its domestic enemies. The very submission of the people, their acceptance of one outrageous restriction after another, may lead the reactionaries to think their policy has succeeded : when the greater preoccupation of the war is over th$y will perhaps see how completely it has failed.
What are the reactionary encroachments upon liberty against which democracy may justly protest ? We do not complain so much of the formal restrictions imposed upon the people of this country on the plea of national necessity, but of the subtler inroads upon both private and public liberty through a reactionary and oppressive interpretation of the long series of regulations introduced during the war.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Having resolved to defeat Prussianism abroad because it menaced the freedom of the whole world, they tolerated the curtailment of FREEDOM 65 their liberties at home as a relatively smaller danger with which they could more conveniently deal when the bigger peril was removed. Reaction has made great strides during the war. The people know that they are in the grip of reaction. But it would be a disastrous error to conclude that democracy has been so firmly fettered that it will not be able to sh...ake off its bonds when the hour comes for it to reckon with its domestic enemies. The very submission of the people, their acceptance of one outrageous restriction after another, may lead the reactionaries to think their policy has succeeded : when the greater preoccupation of the war is over th$y will perhaps see how completely it has failed.
What are the reactionary encroachments upon liberty against which democracy may justly protest ? We do not complain so much of the formal restrictions imposed upon the people of this country on the plea of national necessity, but of the subtler inroads upon both private and public liberty through a reactionary and oppressive interpretation of the long series of regulations introduced during the war.
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