The War And After; Short Chapters On Subjects of Serious Practical Import for the Average Citizen From A. D. 1915 Onwards
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. . And yet, paradoxi- cally enough, he is cheerful rather than bitter, and he faces death for his coun- try in great battles with music-hall jokes on his lips." Yes, they are fine at the front, where their importance is obvious; nor are those of the more privileged class any less fine, there. But at home we have got into a rut of bad condi- tions, and so into an apparent lack of patriotism, for which the blame may have to be evenly distributed. The writer quoted above sees faults in employers,... and objects to the workmen being regarded as "the bad boys of the family, whom it is always safe to blame. Whenever any dispute arises between them and their employers, they are almost invariably regarded as the aggressors. The employer who insists that war shall be the occasion of lower real wages and larger profits, is looked on as a sensible business man. The worker who demands that during war-time his children's stomachs shall be filled at least as usual, is browbeaten as a fellow who is disturbing the national unity and interfering with the supply of necessary things to his brothers in the trenches.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . And yet, paradoxi- cally enough, he is cheerful rather than bitter, and he faces death for his coun- try in great battles with music-hall jokes on his lips." Yes, they are fine at the front, where their importance is obvious; nor are those of the more privileged class any less fine, there. But at home we have got into a rut of bad condi- tions, and so into an apparent lack of patriotism, for which the blame may have to be evenly distributed. The writer quoted above sees faults in employers,... and objects to the workmen being regarded as "the bad boys of the family, whom it is always safe to blame. Whenever any dispute arises between them and their employers, they are almost invariably regarded as the aggressors. The employer who insists that war shall be the occasion of lower real wages and larger profits, is looked on as a sensible business man. The worker who demands that during war-time his children's stomachs shall be filled at least as usual, is browbeaten as a fellow who is disturbing the national unity and interfering with the supply of necessary things to his brothers in the trenches.
What to read after The War And After; Short Chapters On Subjects of Serious Practical Import for the Average Citizen From A. D. 1915 Onwards?
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