Essays Hubert of the Sunday Chronicle
Essays Hubert of the Sunday Chronicle
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Are unmarried mothers to share in the endowment, and again if not, why not, since illegitimate children, if they are to be converted into useful and healthy citizens, require quite as much care and nutriment as legitimate children ?
If the State is to endow the mother, is a woman to be allowed to become a mother when she chooses or only when the local authority chooses ? These are only a few of the first queries which leap to the lips on reading Mr. Wells's sermon in the City Temple.
Then on th...is same subject w^e have Mr. Bernard Shaw, the most famous if not the most popular play- wright of our day, declaring somewhere that if he were a woman he would demand £2000 for the produc- tion of a child !
Of course, Mr. Shaw did not mean that exactly ; but he has learnt by experience that if you want people to pay heed to what you do or to what you say, you must do something striking or say something extravagant. What he did mean was in all essentials what Mr. Webb and Mr. Wells meant, that if the fall in the birth-rate is to be stopped, and if deterioration and decay are to be avoided, the question of the production and rearing of children must not be left just where it is ; must not be left entirely to the individuals ; but that something must be done, some- thing of a corporate, of a national sort ; and that it is time the public should begin to think what that something shall be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Are unmarried mothers to share in the endowment, and again if not, why not, since illegitimate children, if they are to be converted into useful and healthy citizens, require quite as much care and nutriment as legitimate children ?
If the State is to endow the mother, is a woman to be allowed to become a mother when she chooses or only when the local authority chooses ? These are only a few of the first queries which leap to the lips on reading Mr. Wells's sermon in the City Temple.
Then on th...is same subject w^e have Mr. Bernard Shaw, the most famous if not the most popular play- wright of our day, declaring somewhere that if he were a woman he would demand £2000 for the produc- tion of a child !
Of course, Mr. Shaw did not mean that exactly ; but he has learnt by experience that if you want people to pay heed to what you do or to what you say, you must do something striking or say something extravagant. What he did mean was in all essentials what Mr. Webb and Mr. Wells meant, that if the fall in the birth-rate is to be stopped, and if deterioration and decay are to be avoided, the question of the production and rearing of children must not be left just where it is ; must not be left entirely to the individuals ; but that something must be done, some- thing of a corporate, of a national sort ; and that it is time the public should begin to think what that something shall be.
What to read after Essays Hubert of the Sunday Chronicle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hubert Bland to read onlineMoreLess
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