The world, I mean our own portion of it, sometimes seems to me like one mighty slaughter-house - one grand school for the suppression of every kind and tender and brotherly feeling - one grand process of education to the entire destitution of all moral principle - one vast scene of destruction to all moral sensibility, and all sympathy with the woes of those around us. Is it not so? (William Alcott)

The world, I mean our own portion of it, sometimes seems to me like one mighty slaughter-house - one grand school for the suppression of every kind and tender and brotherly feeling - one grand process of education to the entire destitution of all moral principle - one vast scene of destruction to all moral sensibility, and all sympathy with the woes of those around us. Is it not so?

William Alcott

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