The Complete Works of Mark Twain [pseud.] in Defense of Harriet Shelley Vol. 16 Sixteen (16)
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4. — "The Jews have no party; they are non-participants. ' ' Perhaps you have let the secret out and given yourself away. It seems hardly a credit to the race that it is able to say that; or to you, sir, that you can say it without remorse; more, that you should offer it as a plea against maltreatment, injustice, and oppression. Who gives the Jew the right, who gives any race the right, to sit still, in a free country, and let somebody else look after its safety? The oppressed Jew was entitled ...to all pity in the former times under brutal autocracies, for he was weak and friendless, and had no way to help his case. But he has ways now, and he has had them for a century, but I do not see that he has tried to make serious use of them. When the Revolution set him free in 277 MARK TWAIN France it was an act of grace — ^the grace of other people; he does not appear in it as a helper. I do not know that he helped when England set him free.
Among the Twelve Sane Men of France who have stepped forward with great 2k)la at their head to fight (and win, I hope and beHeve^) the battle for the most infamously misused Jew of modem times, do you find a great or rich or illustrious Jew helping?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
4. — "The Jews have no party; they are non-participants. ' ' Perhaps you have let the secret out and given yourself away. It seems hardly a credit to the race that it is able to say that; or to you, sir, that you can say it without remorse; more, that you should offer it as a plea against maltreatment, injustice, and oppression. Who gives the Jew the right, who gives any race the right, to sit still, in a free country, and let somebody else look after its safety? The oppressed Jew was entitled ...to all pity in the former times under brutal autocracies, for he was weak and friendless, and had no way to help his case. But he has ways now, and he has had them for a century, but I do not see that he has tried to make serious use of them. When the Revolution set him free in 277 MARK TWAIN France it was an act of grace — ^the grace of other people; he does not appear in it as a helper. I do not know that he helped when England set him free.
Among the Twelve Sane Men of France who have stepped forward with great 2k)la at their head to fight (and win, I hope and beHeve^) the battle for the most infamously misused Jew of modem times, do you find a great or rich or illustrious Jew helping?
What to read after The Complete Works of Mark Twain [pseud.] in Defense of Harriet Shelley Vol. 16 Sixteen (16)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Twain, Mark, 1835-1910 to read onlineMoreLess
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