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Where along the line in the reconstructive work called by a disease or injury is a medicine to apply with power to aid? In what way the need to be expressed, in what operative way the helpful assistance made clear, that faith without works that are seen can be made strong?
Taking advantage of this, certain political leaders began, about 1870, to demand a "general amnesty" or forgiveness for the rebels, and a stoppage of reconstructive measures by Congress. The National Finances.% A second issue resulting from the war was the management of the national finances.
He is now a retired statesman, and has doubtless forgotten Ai; and in the schools of to-day nobody caresses little girls, or gives them prizes. Then came those reconstructive changes by which families of rank were reduced to obscurity and poverty; and Ai had to leave school. Many great sorrows followed, till there remained to her only her mother and an infant sister.
Therefore we claim that it is for the greatest benefit of the community at large to have Public Opinion enlightened as to the value of the Church as a reconstructive factor. "Great have been the Problems of War!" But, with Clemenceau, we also are realizing and some countries, with bitter deception and depressing sorrow, "That greater still are the Problems of Peace." Vol. II., Chap.
It is to these first intimations of the need of a "sense of the State" in America that I would particularly direct the reader's attention in this discussion. They are the beginnings of what is quite conceivably a great and complex reconstructive effort. I admit they are but beginnings.
In another chapter we explain the difference between functional and organic disease and show how in diseases of the functional type the life force or healing force, which always endeavors to establish normal conditions and the perfect type, may work unaided up to the reconstructive healing crises and through these eliminate the morbid encumbrances from the system and reestablish normal structure and function.
"Oh, you can't flim your ole pal, nohow. You're just commencin' life on what that little Louise lady thinks you ought to be. And you will be it some day, if you keep straight. So will I." "You?" Collie was unable to associate a reconstructive idea with Overland's mode of life. "Say! Just as if I never knowed a good woman.
"Advancement is the one thing that reformers fear. The ends they would attain are almost always reconstructive; they are never creative." Nevins utters these words with impressive emphasis. "These remarks I have made by way of prelude to the matter I shall now proceed to discuss directly and earnestly.
It was a wonderful piece of reconstructive statesman-like work and, as it proceeded, both the half-breeds and Indians who had been disaffected began to regret deeply the action they had been misled by agitators into taking contrary to the advice of the men in the scarlet tunic, who had always been their friends, and who always had stood for the square deal for every one.
The majority of good Americans will doubtless consider that the reconstructive policy, already indicated, is flagrantly socialistic both in its methods and its objects; and if any critic likes to fasten the stigma of socialism upon the foregoing conception of democracy, I am not concerned with dodging the odium of the word.
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