The Conscientious Objector
The Conscientious Objector
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Without the objectors it would have been impossible to harvest this crop. Certainly they proved a godsend to the farmer, and, indirectly, to the country at large. And the American Bed Cross benefited substantially, as the treasury of that little country chapter would show.
The men were comfortably quartered in a large dormitory. In each room was a tin bath tub ; hot and cold water were always available. The meals and the serving of the meals ap- peared to be entirely adequate.
The objectors wer...e together in the mess-hall one evening and I inquired if any of them had complaints or criticisms to make of their treat- ment. One objector answered that he thought there should be more fly screens in the windows and the doors. I asked him if fly screens were provided for our soldiers in France and if he ought not to be willing to fight a few flies for the sake of a generous Government which had freed him from the obligation of fighting Ger- mans. Every other objector expressed himself as satisfied with his surroundings, as indeed he might well have been.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Without the objectors it would have been impossible to harvest this crop. Certainly they proved a godsend to the farmer, and, indirectly, to the country at large. And the American Bed Cross benefited substantially, as the treasury of that little country chapter would show.
The men were comfortably quartered in a large dormitory. In each room was a tin bath tub ; hot and cold water were always available. The meals and the serving of the meals ap- peared to be entirely adequate.
The objectors wer...e together in the mess-hall one evening and I inquired if any of them had complaints or criticisms to make of their treat- ment. One objector answered that he thought there should be more fly screens in the windows and the doors. I asked him if fly screens were provided for our soldiers in France and if he ought not to be willing to fight a few flies for the sake of a generous Government which had freed him from the obligation of fighting Ger- mans. Every other objector expressed himself as satisfied with his surroundings, as indeed he might well have been.
What to read after The Conscientious Objector?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Guest Kellogg to read onlineMoreLess
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