The Citizen's Part in Government
The Citizen's Part in Government
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He may, however, be sure that he will ultimately find the exact level and rise to the full height of opportunity and in- fluence and dignity of employment to which his abilities, character, and devotion to his duties en- title him. If he is able and willing to render effec- tive service, he will gradually find himself moving along until he is at last engaged in the most im- portant duties on the broadest fields of political action. In the meantime, or if he should never rise above mere local ac...tivity, let him remember that the first and chief duty of citizenship is to serve in the ranks — ^not to await some great and glorious occasion to win fame and power. It is the active service of the men in the ranks that makes the difference between popular self-govern- ment and popular submission to an absolute mon- arch. Without the great body of workers who THE DUTIES OF THE CITIZEN 63 never rise to leadership popular goyemment would be as impossible as a successful army composed entirely of officers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He may, however, be sure that he will ultimately find the exact level and rise to the full height of opportunity and in- fluence and dignity of employment to which his abilities, character, and devotion to his duties en- title him. If he is able and willing to render effec- tive service, he will gradually find himself moving along until he is at last engaged in the most im- portant duties on the broadest fields of political action. In the meantime, or if he should never rise above mere local ac...tivity, let him remember that the first and chief duty of citizenship is to serve in the ranks — ^not to await some great and glorious occasion to win fame and power. It is the active service of the men in the ranks that makes the difference between popular self-govern- ment and popular submission to an absolute mon- arch. Without the great body of workers who THE DUTIES OF THE CITIZEN 63 never rise to leadership popular goyemment would be as impossible as a successful army composed entirely of officers.
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