The Case for India
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But the demand forSelf-Rule is a demand for the evolution of its own nature for theService of Humanity. It is a demand of the deepest Spirituality, anexpression of the longing to give its very best to the world. Hencedangers cannot check it, nor threats appal, nor offerings of greaterpleasures lure it to give up its demand for Freedom. In the adaptedwords of a Christian Scripture, it passionately cries: "What shall itprofit a Nation if it gain the whole world and lose its own Soul? Whatshall a ...Nation give in exchange for its Soul?" Better hardship andfreedom, than luxury and thraldom. This is the spirit of the Home Rulemovement, and therefore it cannot be crushed, it cannot be destroyed, itis eternal and ever young. Nor can it be persuaded to exchange itsbirthright for any mess of efficiency-pottage at the hands of thebureaucracy.
Stunting the Race.
Coming closer to the daily life of the people as individuals, we seethat the character of each man, woman and child is degraded and weakenedby a foreign administration, and this is most keenly felt by the bestIndians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the demand forSelf-Rule is a demand for the evolution of its own nature for theService of Humanity. It is a demand of the deepest Spirituality, anexpression of the longing to give its very best to the world. Hencedangers cannot check it, nor threats appal, nor offerings of greaterpleasures lure it to give up its demand for Freedom. In the adaptedwords of a Christian Scripture, it passionately cries: "What shall itprofit a Nation if it gain the whole world and lose its own Soul? Whatshall a ...Nation give in exchange for its Soul?" Better hardship andfreedom, than luxury and thraldom. This is the spirit of the Home Rulemovement, and therefore it cannot be crushed, it cannot be destroyed, itis eternal and ever young. Nor can it be persuaded to exchange itsbirthright for any mess of efficiency-pottage at the hands of thebureaucracy.
Stunting the Race.
Coming closer to the daily life of the people as individuals, we seethat the character of each man, woman and child is degraded and weakenedby a foreign administration, and this is most keenly felt by the bestIndians.
What to read after The Case for India?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Besant Annie Wood to read onlineMoreLess
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