“Imperialist powers are blinded by tradition, prestige and self-interest, and vainly imagine that it is for the good of humanity that they should perpetuate their rule and continue to bear "the white man's burden." Their assumption of superiority and the contemptuous way in which they often treat the "natives" is humiliating and degrading.”

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About Kirby Page

American Disciples of Christ minister, author, and peace activist

Kirby Page (1890 to 1957) was an American Disciples of Christ minister, author, and peace activist. He is known for combining religious work with writing and public advocacy for peace. His career brought together ministry, authorship, and activism. The record identifies him especially with the Disciples of Christ tradition and with peace work, which shaped the public life for which he is remembered.

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