Woman And War From Woman And Labor
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[39] VI But, it may be said : "What then of war, that struggle of the human crea- ture to attain its ends by physical force and at the price of the life of others: will you take part in that also?" We reply: Yes; more particularly in that field we intend to play our part. We have always borne part of the weight of war, and the major part. It is not that in primitive times we suffered from the destruction of the fields we tilled and the houses we built; it is not that later as domestic laborers ...and pro- ducers, though unwaged, we, in taxes and material loss and additional labor, paid as much as our male towards the cost of war; it is not that in a com- [40] WOMAN AND WAR paratively insignificant manner, as nurses of the wounded in modern times, or now and again as warrior chieftain- esses and leaders in primitive and other societies, we have borne our part; nor is it even because the spirit of resolution in its women, and their willingness to endure, has in all ages, again and again largely determined the fate of a race that goes to war, that we demand our controlling right where war is con- cerned.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[39] VI But, it may be said : "What then of war, that struggle of the human crea- ture to attain its ends by physical force and at the price of the life of others: will you take part in that also?" We reply: Yes; more particularly in that field we intend to play our part. We have always borne part of the weight of war, and the major part. It is not that in primitive times we suffered from the destruction of the fields we tilled and the houses we built; it is not that later as domestic laborers ...and pro- ducers, though unwaged, we, in taxes and material loss and additional labor, paid as much as our male towards the cost of war; it is not that in a com- [40] WOMAN AND WAR paratively insignificant manner, as nurses of the wounded in modern times, or now and again as warrior chieftain- esses and leaders in primitive and other societies, we have borne our part; nor is it even because the spirit of resolution in its women, and their willingness to endure, has in all ages, again and again largely determined the fate of a race that goes to war, that we demand our controlling right where war is con- cerned.
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