Excerpt from The Other Side: A Social Study Based on Fact
Italiam l Italiam I cried Eneas, as be ap proached the site of Rome with the venerated images of immortal society, which he carried into exile when Troy was doomed to flames and cinders. Thus from the ashes of Troy, in a new land, society arose, Phoenix like, and with purified splendor made Home the mistress of the world. And so it has been from the beginning; races have become extinct, nations have disappeared and civilizations have been lost in the gloomy abyss of time but human society has never perished from amid the ruins of the monuments of man's prowess, the destruction of states and the obliteration of races, it has arisen, civilization's sun, to shine with greater brightness upon new worlds and the reorganized remnants of states and nations. Society existed the moment man was created it is a fundamental law and the im pulse of his moral nature, and is not the offspring of his intelligence - it is of God and not of man. Adam in the morning of his manhood found him self face to face with Eve, a being similar to himself, and in the first hour of their existence, each owed something to the other, and from each there was something due; there were rights to be respected and duties to be performed, and this was society, governed then as now, by two laws, one divine.
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