Workers And War Microform
Workers And War Microform
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But let us no longer boast of our conservatism as if it were Progress, or of our ignorance as if it were Enlightenment. Before we finally reject the ideal of Jean Jaures, let us at least have taken the trouble to understand it. Let us no longer delude ourselves with complacent falsehoods about that great man, who not only led the world's democratic progress, but who sealed his faith with his blood.
"The Armed Nation is the Just Nation. " So says Jaures on p. Go of his Arm^e Nouvelle, and this s...ums up the argument of his whole book. In a later stage of progress (he says; we may do without armies altogether; in the present stage, a country open to invasion is a country where social progress is unsafe (pp. 5, 6). The Hague Tribunal, and other similar efforts for arbitration, are of great value, but are not enough to ensure peace (p. 8). French national character will be ennobled " when every citizen has understood, in his newer consciousness, the necessity and the beauty of military duties freed from all taint of caste or class-spirit, freed from every violent spirit of conquest, and concentrated on this one sublime object, THE PRO- TECTION OF NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE IN ORDER THAT SOCIAL JUSTICE MAY FOLLOW ITS FREE DEVELOPMENT" (p.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But let us no longer boast of our conservatism as if it were Progress, or of our ignorance as if it were Enlightenment. Before we finally reject the ideal of Jean Jaures, let us at least have taken the trouble to understand it. Let us no longer delude ourselves with complacent falsehoods about that great man, who not only led the world's democratic progress, but who sealed his faith with his blood.
"The Armed Nation is the Just Nation. " So says Jaures on p. Go of his Arm^e Nouvelle, and this s...ums up the argument of his whole book. In a later stage of progress (he says; we may do without armies altogether; in the present stage, a country open to invasion is a country where social progress is unsafe (pp. 5, 6). The Hague Tribunal, and other similar efforts for arbitration, are of great value, but are not enough to ensure peace (p. 8). French national character will be ennobled " when every citizen has understood, in his newer consciousness, the necessity and the beauty of military duties freed from all taint of caste or class-spirit, freed from every violent spirit of conquest, and concentrated on this one sublime object, THE PRO- TECTION OF NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE IN ORDER THAT SOCIAL JUSTICE MAY FOLLOW ITS FREE DEVELOPMENT" (p.
What to read after Workers And War Microform?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Coulton, G. G. (George Gordon), 1858-1947 to read onlineMoreLess
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