The Brothers' War
The Brothers' War
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With soil and climate both unfavorable they wrought out general plenty and comfort. They prospered in industry. They equalized as far as they could all in property rights. And these liberty-lovers gave the regulation of local affairs to the town meeting, of which Webster says : " Nothing can exceed the utility of these little bodies. They are so many councils or parliaments, in which common inter- ests are discussed, and useful knowledge acquired and communicated. " Jefferson, the great apostle... of popular self-govern- ment, most earnestly longed to see all America outside of New England divided into such townships as hers.
But to return to the Pilgrims. They established schools and churches everywhere. Free education was maintained by taxation of all property.
Let us sum up. Here was a country in which every- body had been well trained in the available ways of self- support and also of saving and accumulating, the very first essential to make good citizens. Such citizens were required to administer their public affairs themselves; and thus they received the very best political education 148 The Brothers' War and training in a school of genuine democracy, which is the next essential.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With soil and climate both unfavorable they wrought out general plenty and comfort. They prospered in industry. They equalized as far as they could all in property rights. And these liberty-lovers gave the regulation of local affairs to the town meeting, of which Webster says : " Nothing can exceed the utility of these little bodies. They are so many councils or parliaments, in which common inter- ests are discussed, and useful knowledge acquired and communicated. " Jefferson, the great apostle... of popular self-govern- ment, most earnestly longed to see all America outside of New England divided into such townships as hers.
But to return to the Pilgrims. They established schools and churches everywhere. Free education was maintained by taxation of all property.
Let us sum up. Here was a country in which every- body had been well trained in the available ways of self- support and also of saving and accumulating, the very first essential to make good citizens. Such citizens were required to administer their public affairs themselves; and thus they received the very best political education 148 The Brothers' War and training in a school of genuine democracy, which is the next essential.
What to read after The Brothers' War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John C John Calvin Reed to read onlineMoreLess
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