Of the Birth And Death of Nations a Thought for the Crisis volume 2
Of the Birth And Death of Nations a Thought for the Crisis volume 2
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This is the inexorable divme law, of which all human history is but the illustra- tion. The great false pretence, wdiich the nation still so insanely persists in — the great lie, it so shamelessly holds in its right hand — by a fatal law of accretion shall draw to them all other perfidies, until the national heart and con- sciousness shall become so darkened and depraved that no sense of truth, human or divine, no love or reverence for any human rights, liberty, or manhood shall remain, and the... national life and history shall become a very " devils' 16 BIRTH AND DEATH OF NATIONS.
chaos instead of a God's cosmos. " In the communities Avhere the mahgn and lying spirit of slavery has taken the most comjolete possession of the understandings and hearts of men, this transformation seems already to have taken place. So utterly has all sense of the most sacred human rights and obligations been extinguished, all fealty and patriotism eaten out, as to make the most atrocious vil- lanies appear like innocence, and treason against the grand- est fabric of human liberty ever erected on earth, like the noblest of civic virtues — nay more, like the most sacred and divinely imposed duties.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is the inexorable divme law, of which all human history is but the illustra- tion. The great false pretence, wdiich the nation still so insanely persists in — the great lie, it so shamelessly holds in its right hand — by a fatal law of accretion shall draw to them all other perfidies, until the national heart and con- sciousness shall become so darkened and depraved that no sense of truth, human or divine, no love or reverence for any human rights, liberty, or manhood shall remain, and the... national life and history shall become a very " devils' 16 BIRTH AND DEATH OF NATIONS.
chaos instead of a God's cosmos. " In the communities Avhere the mahgn and lying spirit of slavery has taken the most comjolete possession of the understandings and hearts of men, this transformation seems already to have taken place. So utterly has all sense of the most sacred human rights and obligations been extinguished, all fealty and patriotism eaten out, as to make the most atrocious vil- lanies appear like innocence, and treason against the grand- est fabric of human liberty ever erected on earth, like the noblest of civic virtues — nay more, like the most sacred and divinely imposed duties.
What to read after Of the Birth And Death of Nations a Thought for the Crisis volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Mackaye to read onlineMoreLess
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