For Behind All Imperialism Is Ultimately The

Very Few Of The Early Italian Humanists Were Really Humane.

We May Affirm, Then, That The Main Drift Of The Later Renaissance Was Away From A Humanism That Favored A Free Expansion Toward A Humanism That Was In The Highest Degree Disciplinary And Selective.

The Industrial Revolution Has Tended To Produce Everywhere Great Urban Masses That Seem To Be Increasingly Careless Of Ethical Standards.

If We Are To Have Such A Discipline We Must Have Standards, And To Get Our Standards Under Existing Conditions We Must Have Criticism.

The True Humanist Maintains A Just Balance Between Sympathy And Selection.