Thoughts On the Future Civil Policy of America
Thoughts On the Future Civil Policy of America
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The people who approach most nearly 282 MORAL AND INTELLECTUAL EDUCATION.
to us^ SO far as origin and liabits of life are concerned^ are the English. For many centuries their social amelioration and political advancement were depend- ent on an appeal to morals. During the greater por- tion of that time the country had been Catholic, but then it had also been reformed — ever, as it will al- ways be, religious. In my History of the Intellectual Development of Em'ope, Chapter XXL, I have endeav- o...red to estimate impartially the progress that had been made under that system, and to give a pictiure of the social state attained by its guidance. I think that any one who will turn to those pages will come to the conclusion that, even when thus perseveringly applied for many ages, under auspices of the most fa- vorable and varied kind, upon a people naturally de- sirous of improvement, the moral method fails to yield the results popularly imputed to it- No social problem can be presented to our contem- plation of higher importance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The people who approach most nearly 282 MORAL AND INTELLECTUAL EDUCATION.
to us^ SO far as origin and liabits of life are concerned^ are the English. For many centuries their social amelioration and political advancement were depend- ent on an appeal to morals. During the greater por- tion of that time the country had been Catholic, but then it had also been reformed — ever, as it will al- ways be, religious. In my History of the Intellectual Development of Em'ope, Chapter XXL, I have endeav- o...red to estimate impartially the progress that had been made under that system, and to give a pictiure of the social state attained by its guidance. I think that any one who will turn to those pages will come to the conclusion that, even when thus perseveringly applied for many ages, under auspices of the most fa- vorable and varied kind, upon a people naturally de- sirous of improvement, the moral method fails to yield the results popularly imputed to it- No social problem can be presented to our contem- plation of higher importance.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Draper John William to read onlineMoreLess
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