War--What For?
War--What For?
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. • . The scholar is rapidly transformed into the conscript. " The shameless audacity of using a socializing institution, the school, to cultivate national malice in the helpless children !
(4) If only th© children could get one good look at the hell behind the curtain it would be more diflScult to begtdle and betray them.
The Moral Damage of War, pp. OT-OG.
MOTHER, BOYS AND GIRLS. 211 Let the wonderful Zola tell what the boys in the public schools are tiot taught and are not permitted to reali...ze till later when they are grown up and are seduced to the battle- field with the crafty cry, "Follow the flag !" Here following are some paragraphs on the battlefield hos- pital. A military hospital, it may be said, is an institution in which sick and shell-torn men are hastily repaired in order that they may go again to the battle line — perchance to faint or be ripped to pieces again. Thus Zola : * ". . . Outside in the shed the preparations were of another nature: the chests were opened and the contents arranged in order.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. • . The scholar is rapidly transformed into the conscript. " The shameless audacity of using a socializing institution, the school, to cultivate national malice in the helpless children !
(4) If only th© children could get one good look at the hell behind the curtain it would be more diflScult to begtdle and betray them.
The Moral Damage of War, pp. OT-OG.
MOTHER, BOYS AND GIRLS. 211 Let the wonderful Zola tell what the boys in the public schools are tiot taught and are not permitted to reali...ze till later when they are grown up and are seduced to the battle- field with the crafty cry, "Follow the flag !" Here following are some paragraphs on the battlefield hos- pital. A military hospital, it may be said, is an institution in which sick and shell-torn men are hastily repaired in order that they may go again to the battle line — perchance to faint or be ripped to pieces again. Thus Zola : * ". . . Outside in the shed the preparations were of another nature: the chests were opened and the contents arranged in order.
What to read after War--What For??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George R George Ross Kirkpatrick to read onlineMoreLess
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