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Addresses on Matters Educational Delivered by the Hon. H.F. Hardacre, Minister for Public Instruction, During His Term Of Office, June, 1915 --- September, 1919
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            <ptr target="ukred-31352">‘Although in these days of darkness and gloom these ideals seem but a dream impossible and hopeless of attainment, the sure prophecy of their fulfilment is in the aspirations toward such conditions which have found a lodgement in the hearts and minds of the sovereign people of all nations. Lowell has said-

		“The dreams which nations dream come true
		  And shape the world anew.”
The mighty struggle still continues, but even in the terrific din of battle, surrounded by the wreckage of old beliefs, torn by fears and doubts, amid the mist and darkness, we may still see and hear, if we can but ascend the mountain tops, the certain consummation of that coming time of which Gerald Massey, the rich-thoughted working-class poet of England, so inspiringly voiced—

		“Tis coming up the steeps of Time,
		  And this old World is growing brighter!...

		 Freedom! Thy tyrants kill the braves,
		Yet in our memories live the sleepers;
	             And, though doomed millions feed the graves
                          Dug by Death’s fierce red-handed reapers,
                          The World will not forever bow
		 To things that mockGod’s own endeavour;
                          ‘Tis nearer than they wot of now,
                          When flowers shall wreathe the sword for ever,
                          ‘Tis coming! Yes ‘tis coming!”
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