Profound and powerful forces are shaking and remaking our world, and the URGENT question of our time is whether we can make change our friend and not our enemy.

"To remake the map of Europe, and to rearrange the peoples in accordance with the special mission assigned to each of them by geographical, ethnical and historical conditionsthis is the first essential step for all.

England was indeed an aristocracy, but a liberal one; and the ideas growing in the middle classes were those which had already made America, and were remaking France.

But the influence of children goes further than its first trifling effort of remaking heaven and earth.

I had a hand in remaking a kingdom and putting a fresh king upon a great throne the very year that I came of age.

I rescue my departed brother from ignominious decay, and remake a man of him.

I was busy remaking the bow of my purple silk cravat.

She had just finished remaking the bedan old maple four-poster, the wood a soft and mellowed orange, fine and colourful against the white quilt, the lace-edged pillow slips.

She had just finished remaking the bedan old maple four-poster, the wood a soft and mellowed orange, fine and colourful against the white quilt, the lace-edged pillow slips.

She could pile odds and ends into a blanket; she could remake the canvas roll as King had done so often; she and Gratton could drag the bundles to the front of the cave and push them over, down the cliffs.

Thereupon the society undertook to remake the colored schools, organizing them into a system which offered instruction in primary, intermediate, and grammar departments.

CHAPTER EIGHTEEN MAN COULD CHANGE HUMAN NATURE Man could conserve natural resources; he could remake human society.

Changes in political ideas, changes in the conditions of life due to the wonderful progress of our country, have forced the people to alter, amend, and often remake their state constitutions.