Montague Reviews Philosophy and Italy and Soviet Viewpoints
Professor Montague addresses the assembly on philosophy noting Italy as the seat of intellectual faith and a potential Renaissance. He contrasts Italy’s order with limits on liberty and cites Russia’s grim mood amid refugees and beggars. He argues for recognizing the Soviet government and urges listening to discussions to restore faith in institutions.
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