Colours of War
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No acquisi- tions, no indemnity would repay Russia; but if Russia knew herself, the war would be won. By this some men who, doubting programmes, doubted in victory were brought to support the war. The burden of the complaint, the justification of the war as Armageddon, was that nothing had changed for the better since the war with Japan; if nothing had changed, why be surer of victory now than then? The emancipated peasants and workmen, whom I class with the unpolitical Intelligence, thought in... their own way. Their way is easier to follow, but not easy. Physical work makes physical thinking. Symbols and generalities mean things to the worker; presentiments seek sensible shapes. The "emblem of union of Tsar and people, " the new flag, was taken as a reality; word went round about a mirac- ulous "Tsar's paper, " which would make union; peasants, reasoned some, would have freedom, MESSIAH 93 food, and clothing as the Tsar has. Believers that the war would change the world watched out for change.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No acquisi- tions, no indemnity would repay Russia; but if Russia knew herself, the war would be won. By this some men who, doubting programmes, doubted in victory were brought to support the war. The burden of the complaint, the justification of the war as Armageddon, was that nothing had changed for the better since the war with Japan; if nothing had changed, why be surer of victory now than then? The emancipated peasants and workmen, whom I class with the unpolitical Intelligence, thought in... their own way. Their way is easier to follow, but not easy. Physical work makes physical thinking. Symbols and generalities mean things to the worker; presentiments seek sensible shapes. The "emblem of union of Tsar and people, " the new flag, was taken as a reality; word went round about a mirac- ulous "Tsar's paper, " which would make union; peasants, reasoned some, would have freedom, MESSIAH 93 food, and clothing as the Tsar has. Believers that the war would change the world watched out for change.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R E C Robert Edward Crozier Long to read onlineMoreLess
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