The Open Court 16, No.557
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What is THE HOPE OF THE NEGRO. 619 needed is that the white man treat the negro with patience, kind- ness, and justice.
The progress of the negro lies in the gradual improvement of human nature. Everything cannot be done in one generation or several. The people among whom he lives will improve and he will improve with them. Neither mob law nor sentimental phi- lanthropy has come to stay. They will both give way before in- telligence and wisdom. The greatest lesson of all the ages is that from t...ime immemorial there has been well-nigh unbroken progress in human nature and in human institutions. But this progress has been very gradual. It is the unwise philanthropist who would force human nature and human institutions as one would force a hot- house plant. It is the philosopher who knows that the great laws of evolution are true, that the permanently good is slow in coming, and he is therefore willing "to labor and to wait." ALPHA AND OMEGA.
BY THE EDITOR.
IN the catacombs the Chrisma* is commonly combined with the letters a and go, the latter for unknown reasons always written in cursive script, not n but go, while the former is a capital.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is THE HOPE OF THE NEGRO. 619 needed is that the white man treat the negro with patience, kind- ness, and justice.
The progress of the negro lies in the gradual improvement of human nature. Everything cannot be done in one generation or several. The people among whom he lives will improve and he will improve with them. Neither mob law nor sentimental phi- lanthropy has come to stay. They will both give way before in- telligence and wisdom. The greatest lesson of all the ages is that from t...ime immemorial there has been well-nigh unbroken progress in human nature and in human institutions. But this progress has been very gradual. It is the unwise philanthropist who would force human nature and human institutions as one would force a hot- house plant. It is the philosopher who knows that the great laws of evolution are true, that the permanently good is slow in coming, and he is therefore willing "to labor and to wait." ALPHA AND OMEGA.
BY THE EDITOR.
IN the catacombs the Chrisma* is commonly combined with the letters a and go, the latter for unknown reasons always written in cursive script, not n but go, while the former is a capital.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carus, Paul, 1852-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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