Women And Soldiers
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It is never too late to remedy an evil.
Everydiseased soldier is a "casualty. " Every casualty is one man less in the fighting line, and surely his ill- doing and well-being should be under his superiors.
Why not let the Services rule the Services without civilian interposition? Once the cook has her orders, she does her job in her own way — and the linendraper'a assistant is not called in. Why should politicians and bishops interfere with soldiers and sailors ? Men and women are not so much to... blame who suffer through ignorance as the officials who blunder through want of pluck and organization. What Martial Law has done for our men in France, Martial Law can do for our men and women in England. Vfe shall want babies; but babies born of diseased parents are murdered before their birth. No man or woman has the right to briiig diseased, half -blind,; paralytic, imbecEe children into the world. Such risk to child life should be made impos- sible. A great man wrote : " We are in an awful stato in this country, and the only outlet the writer can see is State control, with lectures in every camp and every factory, both to men and women." Innocence is the devil's trump card.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is never too late to remedy an evil.
Everydiseased soldier is a "casualty. " Every casualty is one man less in the fighting line, and surely his ill- doing and well-being should be under his superiors.
Why not let the Services rule the Services without civilian interposition? Once the cook has her orders, she does her job in her own way — and the linendraper'a assistant is not called in. Why should politicians and bishops interfere with soldiers and sailors ? Men and women are not so much to... blame who suffer through ignorance as the officials who blunder through want of pluck and organization. What Martial Law has done for our men in France, Martial Law can do for our men and women in England. Vfe shall want babies; but babies born of diseased parents are murdered before their birth. No man or woman has the right to briiig diseased, half -blind,; paralytic, imbecEe children into the world. Such risk to child life should be made impos- sible. A great man wrote : " We are in an awful stato in this country, and the only outlet the writer can see is State control, with lectures in every camp and every factory, both to men and women." Innocence is the devil's trump card.
What to read after Women And Soldiers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mrs Ethel Alec Tweedie to read onlineMoreLess
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