Some After War Problems, by Peter H. Bruce, Conservation of Life, 2(3), 1916.
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- Some After War Problems, by Peter H. Bruce, Conservation of Life, 2(3), 1916.
- Author
- Peter H Bruce
- Publication year listed
- 1916
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- Public domain eBook
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Some After War Problems, by Peter H. Bruce, Conservation of Life, 2(3), 1916.
Author: Peter H. Bruce
Year: 1916
Peter H Bruce, Some After War Problems , Conservation of Life [Ottawa], vol 2(3), 1916. Who can estimate the· physical, mental and moral benefits to the members of such a soldier's colony? Proper daily employment is the condition of health of every human being. Mothers would have abundant food for their families and children would have wholesome surroundings from childhood. Schools would be there to educate them and social entertainment would be possible. Soldiers who have fought together for our common cause could retain and cultivate their comradeship, could fight over again their battles in reminiscences which would teach their children and the community lessons we cannot afford to forget. A higher type of citizenship would be developed amongst us, since mutual regard would grow up and we would all be better for the higher social consciousness which would be its outcome.