Bibliographical Notes On Some Books About Reconstruction
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"When each nation turns to its fellow and speaks, though it be still in bewilderment and pain, the wish to create the co-operative world in which all may live and grow," then can the new league of nations be built up. This idea, of a new league of nations, built on the foundations of co-operation and democracy, has spread to all sec- tions of the community. Even the men of the church, naturally so conservative, and not easily moved in the direction of new ideas, have taken it up and given it th...eir support. See, e. g., the pamphlet of the bishop of Oxford, Charles Gore, entitled The League of Nations and the Oppor- tunity of the Church (N. Y. : Doran). H. G.
Wells In the Fourth Year (N. Y.: Macmillan) calls it "the most creative and hopeful of polit- ical ideas that has ever dawned upon the con- sciousness of mankind." He regards the British Empire as the nucleus of the League to come.
It is, as it exists today, "a provisional thing," "an emergency arrangement." "Here we hold as trustees," he says, "and there on account of strategic considerations that may presently dis- appear, and though we will not contemplate the replacement of our flag an5rwhere by the flag of any other competing nation, though we do hope to hold together with our kin and with those who increasingly share our tradition and our lan- guage, nevertheless we are prepared to welcome great renunciations of our present ascendency and privileges in the interest of mankind as a whole." He greets with satisfaction the large number of books on the subject that have ap- peared.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"When each nation turns to its fellow and speaks, though it be still in bewilderment and pain, the wish to create the co-operative world in which all may live and grow," then can the new league of nations be built up. This idea, of a new league of nations, built on the foundations of co-operation and democracy, has spread to all sec- tions of the community. Even the men of the church, naturally so conservative, and not easily moved in the direction of new ideas, have taken it up and given it th...eir support. See, e. g., the pamphlet of the bishop of Oxford, Charles Gore, entitled The League of Nations and the Oppor- tunity of the Church (N. Y. : Doran). H. G.
Wells In the Fourth Year (N. Y.: Macmillan) calls it "the most creative and hopeful of polit- ical ideas that has ever dawned upon the con- sciousness of mankind." He regards the British Empire as the nucleus of the League to come.
It is, as it exists today, "a provisional thing," "an emergency arrangement." "Here we hold as trustees," he says, "and there on account of strategic considerations that may presently dis- appear, and though we will not contemplate the replacement of our flag an5rwhere by the flag of any other competing nation, though we do hope to hold together with our kin and with those who increasingly share our tradition and our lan- guage, nevertheless we are prepared to welcome great renunciations of our present ascendency and privileges in the interest of mankind as a whole." He greets with satisfaction the large number of books on the subject that have ap- peared.
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