The History of a Lie
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Therefore our nation has been the first on the platform, in the press, and in all Christian communities! The more communities and meetings, the more dissatisfaction and idleness. From this it follows inevitably that the people grow poorer, that they become subjected to those who have money, leading to the enrichment of the latter. Besides, every movement makes us richer, for the smaller people are ruined and are contracting debts. The unstability of the foundation increases our power and our in...fluence. Therefore the support of every kind of dissatisfaction, every revolution, increases our capital and brings us nearer to our goal. ’ “This terrible speech was followed by prolonged silence. Every member of this secret Sanhedrim seemed to be thinking of its terrible meaning. The son of Baal again laughed hoarsely.
“‘Are you afraid of blood? It isn’t yours. ’ “Then one member of the gathering expressed his approval, and all others followed his example.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Therefore our nation has been the first on the platform, in the press, and in all Christian communities! The more communities and meetings, the more dissatisfaction and idleness. From this it follows inevitably that the people grow poorer, that they become subjected to those who have money, leading to the enrichment of the latter. Besides, every movement makes us richer, for the smaller people are ruined and are contracting debts. The unstability of the foundation increases our power and our in...fluence. Therefore the support of every kind of dissatisfaction, every revolution, increases our capital and brings us nearer to our goal. ’ “This terrible speech was followed by prolonged silence. Every member of this secret Sanhedrim seemed to be thinking of its terrible meaning. The son of Baal again laughed hoarsely.
“‘Are you afraid of blood? It isn’t yours. ’ “Then one member of the gathering expressed his approval, and all others followed his example.
What to read after The History of a Lie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernstein Herman to read onlineMoreLess
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