The Psychology of Nations
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They must now _live_ in practical and moral relations, give up their bright dreams of empire after the old heroic order, andbe content to be imperial (if they are born to be imperial) byperforming distinguished service in the world, by their own genius ofleadership. There is work in the world for nations to do; there areempires of the spirit, it may be, greater than have yet been dreamedof in the nations' childish philosophies of life. The consciousness ofnations contains, it may be, unsuspecte...d powers, suppressed in thepast by narrow nationalism, by fear, habit and convention. Thesepowers may now, if ever, blossom forth; they have been wasted too longin patriotic feeling and in idle dreamery. They must now show whatthey can do in a practical world that will have no more of mereassertions.
The world stands to-day balanced between two ideals. Human spirit, thespirit of nations, is a free and plastic force; it is also a sum ofmotives and desires; but most fundamentally of all it is a growing, living, creative and personal spirit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They must now _live_ in practical and moral relations, give up their bright dreams of empire after the old heroic order, andbe content to be imperial (if they are born to be imperial) byperforming distinguished service in the world, by their own genius ofleadership. There is work in the world for nations to do; there areempires of the spirit, it may be, greater than have yet been dreamedof in the nations' childish philosophies of life. The consciousness ofnations contains, it may be, unsuspecte...d powers, suppressed in thepast by narrow nationalism, by fear, habit and convention. Thesepowers may now, if ever, blossom forth; they have been wasted too longin patriotic feeling and in idle dreamery. They must now show whatthey can do in a practical world that will have no more of mereassertions.
The world stands to-day balanced between two ideals. Human spirit, thespirit of nations, is a free and plastic force; it is also a sum ofmotives and desires; but most fundamentally of all it is a growing, living, creative and personal spirit.
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