On Finding England
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There were others who, with a better grasp of the matter tha^i most of us, realised that, the war was likely to be a long business, demanding the service of millions, and they made their own mean preparations.
By the time that service was made compulsory many of them had established themselves am secure positions, but some had not , been quite so successful, and they found themselises called upon to appear before the tribunals to explain why they should be exempted 'from bearing arms. I wonder ...if they ever realised ■ 88 Those who Stayed at Home i how vast was the audience before which they stood, x)r if they grasped the fact that thear pleas and excuses were to be discussed ia France, in Egypt, in Mesopotamia — ^wherever the men from their own town had gone.
That is exactly what happened, and I douibt if thePress has ever done any work so importaat.
It took quite insignificant people and set them up for the world to look at them. The world in general did not take very much notice, but there were some who took all the notice that was necessary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were others who, with a better grasp of the matter tha^i most of us, realised that, the war was likely to be a long business, demanding the service of millions, and they made their own mean preparations.
By the time that service was made compulsory many of them had established themselves am secure positions, but some had not , been quite so successful, and they found themselises called upon to appear before the tribunals to explain why they should be exempted 'from bearing arms. I wonder ...if they ever realised ■ 88 Those who Stayed at Home i how vast was the audience before which they stood, x)r if they grasped the fact that thear pleas and excuses were to be discussed ia France, in Egypt, in Mesopotamia — ^wherever the men from their own town had gone.
That is exactly what happened, and I douibt if thePress has ever done any work so importaat.
It took quite insignificant people and set them up for the world to look at them. The world in general did not take very much notice, but there were some who took all the notice that was necessary.
What to read after On Finding England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Lake to read onlineMoreLess
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