The mass of citizens, to-day, scarcely seem to care whither the civic and social institutions to which they are accustomed, are taking them, and it is only by the most extreme efforts of those who are capable of a sense of racial danger and duty that the collective energies of men can ever be gathered together and organised, and orientated towards the common good.
To citizens of every class the present is a time for patience with one another, and for charity in our judgments.
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1921 - A Masons Responsibilities in Regard to Citizenship - Bro G F Smith
