Chums And Brothers An Interpretation of a Social Group of Our American Citizenr
Chums And Brothers An Interpretation of a Social Group of Our American Citizenr
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I would not prolong the war one day; nay, one hour; no, not a moment; but I have the faith to believe that . The war will not end until the spirit of comradeship which the cantonments illustrate shall become gen- eral outside the cantonments. For after all "The rank is but the guinea's stamp. The man's the gold for a' that. " 164- Chums and Brother* I find the following in a religious paper. It is from a letter from a soldier in camp, and bears the caption, "Express Your Love. " The boy writes,... "Do I ever get tired of being told you love me? Never stop writing it. The fellow for whom I have the most pity in the army is the one who has no one to love him or writes to tell him so. You know in the army, the immorality is due either to the 'nobody-cares' attitude or 'nobody-will-find-out' attitude. The fel- low who gets a bit of both of these can easily go wrong if he chooses. " In larger lines a chaplain writes that he prefers the camp to the country, for "here one finds the stimulus of struggle with nature plus the fellowship of large bodies of able, good men which even the best small town can furnish but periodically.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I would not prolong the war one day; nay, one hour; no, not a moment; but I have the faith to believe that . The war will not end until the spirit of comradeship which the cantonments illustrate shall become gen- eral outside the cantonments. For after all "The rank is but the guinea's stamp. The man's the gold for a' that. " 164- Chums and Brother* I find the following in a religious paper. It is from a letter from a soldier in camp, and bears the caption, "Express Your Love. " The boy writes,... "Do I ever get tired of being told you love me? Never stop writing it. The fellow for whom I have the most pity in the army is the one who has no one to love him or writes to tell him so. You know in the army, the immorality is due either to the 'nobody-cares' attitude or 'nobody-will-find-out' attitude. The fel- low who gets a bit of both of these can easily go wrong if he chooses. " In larger lines a chaplain writes that he prefers the camp to the country, for "here one finds the stimulus of struggle with nature plus the fellowship of large bodies of able, good men which even the best small town can furnish but periodically.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edgar H Webster to read onlineMoreLess
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