The Meaning of the World Revolution
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The mass of men and women have never drawn 113 The Meaning of The World Revolution any advantage from it. In no case can history show us that the men and women who in any war gave their Uves and their children's Uves, and lost their means of livelihood, and saw their houses destroyed, and into the bargain paid heavy taxes to meet new expenses, were ever considered when terms of peace came to discussion, or were in any way recouped for their sufferings and loss.
Sometimes nations have fought, as... the Netherlands did against Spain, and as Belgium did against Germany, in defence of freedom and the right to call their land their own. Sometimes other nations took their part, as England took the part of Belgium. But in such wars nations do not fight for advantage. They know that they must suffer; they face suffering with a grim, sad resolve.
The need for such resolve arises seldom. It never could arise if there were no " divine right " monarchs, and if the guiding principle of government were to safeguard the happiness of men and women, not to increase the prestige and position of that abstraction, "the country, " " the state.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The mass of men and women have never drawn 113 The Meaning of The World Revolution any advantage from it. In no case can history show us that the men and women who in any war gave their Uves and their children's Uves, and lost their means of livelihood, and saw their houses destroyed, and into the bargain paid heavy taxes to meet new expenses, were ever considered when terms of peace came to discussion, or were in any way recouped for their sufferings and loss.
Sometimes nations have fought, as... the Netherlands did against Spain, and as Belgium did against Germany, in defence of freedom and the right to call their land their own. Sometimes other nations took their part, as England took the part of Belgium. But in such wars nations do not fight for advantage. They know that they must suffer; they face suffering with a grim, sad resolve.
The need for such resolve arises seldom. It never could arise if there were no " divine right " monarchs, and if the guiding principle of government were to safeguard the happiness of men and women, not to increase the prestige and position of that abstraction, "the country, " " the state.
What to read after The Meaning of the World Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hamilton Fyfe to read onlineMoreLess
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