What We Are Fighting for
What We Are Fighting for
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For cen- turies we have been working slowly upward, with many obstacles from ignorance, from prejudice, from shortsightedness, from selfish- ness, individual and co-operative; but still with a striving toward a better justice, more mercy for the unfortunate and oppressed, keener sympathy with suffering, and a fuller respect for the right of every man, woman and child to be treated, not as a mere tool in the social workshop or a pawn in the great game of national ambition, but as an end in himse...lf, whose happiness, whose material and above all whose moral welfare should be the aim of civilization. We are very far, as yet, from having achieved such a result, but this is the direction in which the best men have been striving to move. The question now is whether we shall continue to work for that principle or substitute for it the doctrine that the fruits of the earth belong to the strongest people, who may take them by any means within their power, however ruthless these may be.
1 Address at the meeting of the Nations, !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For cen- turies we have been working slowly upward, with many obstacles from ignorance, from prejudice, from shortsightedness, from selfish- ness, individual and co-operative; but still with a striving toward a better justice, more mercy for the unfortunate and oppressed, keener sympathy with suffering, and a fuller respect for the right of every man, woman and child to be treated, not as a mere tool in the social workshop or a pawn in the great game of national ambition, but as an end in himse...lf, whose happiness, whose material and above all whose moral welfare should be the aim of civilization. We are very far, as yet, from having achieved such a result, but this is the direction in which the best men have been striving to move. The question now is whether we shall continue to work for that principle or substitute for it the doctrine that the fruits of the earth belong to the strongest people, who may take them by any means within their power, however ruthless these may be.
1 Address at the meeting of the Nations, !
What to read after What We Are Fighting for?
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