THE BRITISH APPROACH TO POLITICS

must equip themselves with an education which, intellectually,
aids sound judgment, and, morally, promotes an interest in and
respect for one's fellow-citizens,

Nothing in the record of dictatorship shakes the dak of
democracy to be the system which is least liable to abuse, most
capable of adaptation to new needs, most stimulating to know-
ledge, most favourable to happiness. These advantages, however,
are to be enjoyed only by those who have the courage and energy
to undertake tie task of governing themselves, For those to whom
this efort seems too much, the rods and the axe are more
appropriate.

BOOKS:

*BASSETT. Essentials of Parliamentary Democracy.
*SIR ERNEST SIMON AND OTHERS. Constructive Democracy.

W. S. AND B. WEBB. Smtf'CwfflBWWW.

LYONS. Assignment in Utopia.

MUSSOLINI. Political and Social Doctrines of Fascism.

HITLER. My Struggle.

MOWRER. Germany^puts tk Clock back.

ASHTON. The Fascist: his State and Mind.

SALVEMINI. Under tk Axe of Fascism.

(Edited, Emile Bums). Handbook of Marxism,