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"And so," Hessel wound up, "we workmen too must be led to victory by educated men." "You overlook one point, however," remarked Wilhelm. "To be your leader, one must before all things share your convictions." "It is quite impossible that an educated and thoughtful man should not see the injustice of the present social system.
Hessel gave him a dark look, stood up, turned slowly away, and left him without one word, or even offering him his hand. Wilhelm had sent to Berlin for a box of books, and tried to go on with his work, but found no real pleasure in it. A deep despondency had come upon him, and the idea that his life was wholly purposeless took more and more hold upon him.
From the standpoint of the East India Company, Hudson's quest upon our coast and into our river the most fruitful of all his adventurings, since the planting of our city was the outcome of it was a failure. Hessel Gerritz wrote: "All that he did in the west in 1609 was to exchange his merchandise for furs in New France."
Hessel asked angrily. "I think," returned Wilhelm, "that it is the bounden duty of every man to love his neighbor, and help him where and when he can." "Oh yes," said Hessel with a sneer, "that is the standpoint of the Church the standpoint of the Middle Ages. You would give us alms. No, thank you, we accept no presents. We demand our rights, not charity."
Herford, Bremer and Hattie, Jane and Nellie, Henrietta and Jane and some one and another one, everybody Michael and us and Victor Herbert, Farmert and us, Bessie Hessel and me. Some one if they dreamed that their mother was dead when they woke up would not put on mourning.
To all intents and purposes, we are completely in the dark as to the course the drama is about to take; and when, at the end of the first act, Lona Hessel marches in and flutters the social dovecote, we do not know in what light to regard her, or why we are supposed to sympathize with her.
What happened to Hudson when he reached Dartmouth has been recorded; and, broadly, why it happened. Hessel Gerritz wrote that "he ... returned safely to England, where he was accused of having undertaken a voyage to the detriment of his own country."
Of the others who have followed his lead, ten, for particular reasons, should be authorities: Franz Muncker, Karl Hessel, Karl Goedeke, Wilhelm Scherer, Georg Mücke, Wilhelm Hertz, Ernst Elster, Georg Brandes, Heinrich Spiess, and Herrn. Anders Krüger. But no one of them offers any proof except Strodtmann's statement to this effect.
Wilhelm thought to himself that he had not always found the Socialists so proud, but kept the thought to himself, not wishing to hurt Hessel's feelings, who seemed to be an honest fanatic. "Do not let that be your last word," Hessel went on. "You are probably but slightly acquainted with our doctrines and writings. Come nearer to us. Come to our meetings talk to our workmen.
He at once went to headquarters and gave bond for me to a large amount, and at 6 o'clock in the evening myself and son were released. You will remember that in the case of Dr. Hessel four persons swore to his identity before he was deprived of his liberty. In my case a similar name to that required was sufficient to deprive me of mine.
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