A Text book of the War for Americans
A Text book of the War for Americans
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"In Sheridan's own account of the assault made upon him, as sent out by the New York City News Association, he said that he was busy writing when he was suddenly struck with the sword, the Irish Volunteer Lieutenant who struck him shout- ing: " 'Stand up, you scoundrel!' " Commenting on this shameful incident, still another New York paper (94), says editorially: "No friend of England or France, no sympathizer with Bel- gium will protest if Professor Kuno Meyer, of the University of Berlin, an...d 'Jim' Larkin, of the docks of Dublin, continue each night to give further -spectacles of a fusion between Kultur and Anarchy, such as they supplied in Terrace Garden last night.
"Any regret, protest, distress that such spectacles produce must come from Germans and their friends who realize how completely fatal to their own cause are such incidents, such insults to American colleges, newspapers, public opinion.
Do these agents seriously believe that they can make Ameri- cans Pro-German by becoming Anti-American themselves?" The following day, in continuance, and speaking of Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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"In Sheridan's own account of the assault made upon him, as sent out by the New York City News Association, he said that he was busy writing when he was suddenly struck with the sword, the Irish Volunteer Lieutenant who struck him shout- ing: " 'Stand up, you scoundrel!' " Commenting on this shameful incident, still another New York paper (94), says editorially: "No friend of England or France, no sympathizer with Bel- gium will protest if Professor Kuno Meyer, of the University of Berlin, an...d 'Jim' Larkin, of the docks of Dublin, continue each night to give further -spectacles of a fusion between Kultur and Anarchy, such as they supplied in Terrace Garden last night.
"Any regret, protest, distress that such spectacles produce must come from Germans and their friends who realize how completely fatal to their own cause are such incidents, such insults to American colleges, newspapers, public opinion.
Do these agents seriously believe that they can make Ameri- cans Pro-German by becoming Anti-American themselves?" The following day, in continuance, and speaking of Dr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J William James William White to read onlineMoreLess
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