The Works of Henry Van Dyke
The Works of Henry Van Dyke
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To believe not in a forced equality of condi- tions and estates, but in a true fairness of bur^ dens, privil^es, and opportunities.
To believe that union is as much a human necessity as liberty is a divine gift.
To believe, not that all people are good, but that the way to make them better is to trust the whole people.
To believe that a free state should offer an allium to the oppressed, and an example of vir- tue, sobriety, and fair dealing to all nations^ To believe that for the existence and... per- petuity of such a state a man should be willing to give his whole service, in property, in labour, and in life.
That is Americanism; an ideal embodying it- self in action; a creed heated in the furnace of conviction and hammered into shape on the anvil of life; a vision commanding men to follow it. It was the subordination of the personal self to that ideal, that creed, that vision, which 78 Digiti zed by Google THE AMERICANISM OF WASHINGTON gave eminence and gloiy to Washington and the men who stood with him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To believe not in a forced equality of condi- tions and estates, but in a true fairness of bur^ dens, privil^es, and opportunities.
To believe that union is as much a human necessity as liberty is a divine gift.
To believe, not that all people are good, but that the way to make them better is to trust the whole people.
To believe that a free state should offer an allium to the oppressed, and an example of vir- tue, sobriety, and fair dealing to all nations^ To believe that for the existence and... per- petuity of such a state a man should be willing to give his whole service, in property, in labour, and in life.
That is Americanism; an ideal embodying it- self in action; a creed heated in the furnace of conviction and hammered into shape on the anvil of life; a vision commanding men to follow it. It was the subordination of the personal self to that ideal, that creed, that vision, which 78 Digiti zed by Google THE AMERICANISM OF WASHINGTON gave eminence and gloiy to Washington and the men who stood with him.
What to read after The Works of Henry Van Dyke?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Van Dyke Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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