The Peace Movement in Boston
The Peace Movement in Boston
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Dr. Hale, as everybody knows, is a lifelong re- former and enthusiast: but he does not suggest or press on their course things chrmerical or that are without practical value. It is said of him that he has ini- tiated or lent a hand to more good causes than any living man. And we can v. 'ell credit the assertion. He is working now, in the evening of a long and most fruit- ful life v/ith all the enthusiasm of you. H. And with a superb negli. Gence of hunself. For a great project lluit is just as ...sure lo come as the twentieth century dawns— the establishment of an international law- court Just as certain as that the reign oi law has spread its blessed influence over re"-ions of human activity once dark and bloody with unchristian strife and discord is it that ultimately it will enter and con- trol this last refuge of anarchy. The signs are evident that reason and justice and law will in this international realm sup- plant the awful arbiter that now deter- mines tuo many national disputes and crushes to the earth whole peoples by die weight of military preparation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dr. Hale, as everybody knows, is a lifelong re- former and enthusiast: but he does not suggest or press on their course things chrmerical or that are without practical value. It is said of him that he has ini- tiated or lent a hand to more good causes than any living man. And we can v. 'ell credit the assertion. He is working now, in the evening of a long and most fruit- ful life v/ith all the enthusiasm of you. H. And with a superb negli. Gence of hunself. For a great project lluit is just as ...sure lo come as the twentieth century dawns— the establishment of an international law- court Just as certain as that the reign oi law has spread its blessed influence over re"-ions of human activity once dark and bloody with unchristian strife and discord is it that ultimately it will enter and con- trol this last refuge of anarchy. The signs are evident that reason and justice and law will in this international realm sup- plant the awful arbiter that now deter- mines tuo many national disputes and crushes to the earth whole peoples by die weight of military preparation.
What to read after The Peace Movement in Boston?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mead, Edwin D. (Edwin Doak), 1849-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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