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The Life Of The Nation Is Shot Through With A Certain Falseness And Hypocrisy, Which Are All The More Tragic Because They Are So Often Subconscious Rather Than Deliberate ... The Soul Of The People Is Putrescent, And Until That Becomes Regenerate And Clean, No Good Work Can Be Done.

Wealth Is Not The Fruit Of Labor But The Result Of Organized Protected Robbery.

In The Colonial Context The Settler Only Ends His Work Of Breaking In The Native When The Latter Admits Loudly And Intelligibly The Supremacy Of The White Man's Values.

They Realize At Last That Change Does Not Mean Reform, That Change Does Not Mean Improvement.

The Native Must Realize That Colonialism Never Gives Anything Away For Nothing.