The New Freedom
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The audience in CooperUnion is made up of every kind of man and woman, from the poor devil whosimply comes in to keep warm up to the man who has come in to take aserious part in the discussion of the evening. I want to tell you this, that in the questions that are asked there after the speech is over, themost penetrating questions that I have ever had addressed to me came fromsome of the men who were the least well-dressed in the audience, came fromthe plain fellows, came from the fellows whose... muscle was daily up againstthe whole struggle of life. They asked questions which went to the heartof the business and put me to my mettle to answer them. I felt as if thosequestions came as a voice out of life itself, not a voice out of anyschool less severe than the severe school of experience. And what I likeabout this social centre idea of the schoolhouse is that there is theplace where the ordinary fellow is going to get his innings, going to askhis questions, going to express his opinions, going to convince those whodo not realize the vigor of America that the vigor of America pulses inthe blood of every true American, and that the only place he can find thetrue American is in this clearing-house of absolutely democratic opinion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The audience in CooperUnion is made up of every kind of man and woman, from the poor devil whosimply comes in to keep warm up to the man who has come in to take aserious part in the discussion of the evening. I want to tell you this, that in the questions that are asked there after the speech is over, themost penetrating questions that I have ever had addressed to me came fromsome of the men who were the least well-dressed in the audience, came fromthe plain fellows, came from the fellows whose... muscle was daily up againstthe whole struggle of life. They asked questions which went to the heartof the business and put me to my mettle to answer them. I felt as if thosequestions came as a voice out of life itself, not a voice out of anyschool less severe than the severe school of experience. And what I likeabout this social centre idea of the schoolhouse is that there is theplace where the ordinary fellow is going to get his innings, going to askhis questions, going to express his opinions, going to convince those whodo not realize the vigor of America that the vigor of America pulses inthe blood of every true American, and that the only place he can find thetrue American is in this clearing-house of absolutely democratic opinion.
What to read after The New Freedom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson Woodrow to read onlineMoreLess
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