The Revival of Italy
The Revival of Italy
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They are generally, if not always, the offspring of the aristocracy or the intelligensia they would destroy. Just as Lenin is a noble, Krassin a great industrialist, Bombacci a former school teacher, so is Professor Graziadei, a violent Italian communist, not only a man of wealth, but retains his seat in a university under the direction of the government he would destroy, and Gramsci, of Turin, is a student and idealist of rarest qualities.
So the strife of the extremes continues. And its conti...nuance can only strain and imperil the Italian social structure. For the continuance, too, a solemn and very heavy responsibility rests now with the Fascist i. It is they who now have the power, having overcome the violence against which they rose. If they would now surely and sanely serve Italy, they must stand as strongly THE STRIFE OF THE EXTREMES 85 for social conciliation, for an inclusive civil freedom, as they formerly stood against the terrorisation of the nation by a single class. Granting the patriotic origin of the Fascisti, granting they have saved Italy from anarchy, they must perceive that in violence rests no permanent redemptive or preservative social force.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are generally, if not always, the offspring of the aristocracy or the intelligensia they would destroy. Just as Lenin is a noble, Krassin a great industrialist, Bombacci a former school teacher, so is Professor Graziadei, a violent Italian communist, not only a man of wealth, but retains his seat in a university under the direction of the government he would destroy, and Gramsci, of Turin, is a student and idealist of rarest qualities.
So the strife of the extremes continues. And its conti...nuance can only strain and imperil the Italian social structure. For the continuance, too, a solemn and very heavy responsibility rests now with the Fascist i. It is they who now have the power, having overcome the violence against which they rose. If they would now surely and sanely serve Italy, they must stand as strongly THE STRIFE OF THE EXTREMES 85 for social conciliation, for an inclusive civil freedom, as they formerly stood against the terrorisation of the nation by a single class. Granting the patriotic origin of the Fascisti, granting they have saved Italy from anarchy, they must perceive that in violence rests no permanent redemptive or preservative social force.
What to read after The Revival of Italy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Davis Herron to read onlineMoreLess
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