"the Primary Needs of the Negro Race" : An Address Delivered Before the Alumni Association of the Hampton Normal And Agricultural Institute
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The difference is an in- significant piece of metal or scrap of paper, which the philosopher might deem wholly contemptible. But b}' reason of this difi"erence, I the more skilled workman is enabled to give his children a better preparation for the great rivalry of life, where the most fortunate, .rather than the most fit survive. His descendants, therefore, are more likelj' to strive for mental ajid moral excellence, and to exer- cise a wholesome influence upon the world for all time to come. ...The nursery lines convey an important lesson, especially if they be car- ried to their logical conclusion : "For want of the nail, the shoe was lost ; For want of the shoe, the horse was lost ; For want of the horse, the man was lost ; For want of the man, the battle was lost." For want of the battle, a civilization was lost.
Who can forecast the effect of material things upon the higher life of a people ?
To all outward appearances, our civilization is intensely material- l istic in its tendency ; the dollar is its highest common divissor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The difference is an in- significant piece of metal or scrap of paper, which the philosopher might deem wholly contemptible. But b}' reason of this difi"erence, I the more skilled workman is enabled to give his children a better preparation for the great rivalry of life, where the most fortunate, .rather than the most fit survive. His descendants, therefore, are more likelj' to strive for mental ajid moral excellence, and to exer- cise a wholesome influence upon the world for all time to come. ...The nursery lines convey an important lesson, especially if they be car- ried to their logical conclusion : "For want of the nail, the shoe was lost ; For want of the shoe, the horse was lost ; For want of the horse, the man was lost ; For want of the man, the battle was lost." For want of the battle, a civilization was lost.
Who can forecast the effect of material things upon the higher life of a people ?
To all outward appearances, our civilization is intensely material- l istic in its tendency ; the dollar is its highest common divissor.
What to read after "the Primary Needs of the Negro Race" : An Address Delivered Before the Alumni Association of the Hampton Normal And Agricultural Institute?
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