Address of Honorable John W. Davis, Solicitor General of the United States At "the Ellipse," Washington, D.C., On the Last Day for Subscriptions to the Second Liberty Loan, October 27, 1917
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Can it ever be forgotten?
''Soldiers of France," said he, ''the moment has arrived! On tomorrow you will advance against the enemy. When you can no longer advance you will hold the ground which you have gained. When you can no longer hold the ground which you have gained you will die upon the spot ! " And, when lost to all sense of honor or of shame, Germany said to that nation which shares not only our language, but our tradi- tions and ideals of liberty as well: "I shall no longer keep the an...cient and solemn cove- nant between us made for Belgiiini's neutral- ity ; what will you do about it ? ' ' — to her lasting- glory great England answered: **You may break your pledges as you will ; I shall keep mine. ' ' And into the scales of justice she flung all the weight of Britain's battleships, five mil- lions of armed men, and guns that *Houch limbers from the Somme to the sea." Because our wrongs, no less intolerable, come later in time than theirs, shall we be less ready to resent them'?
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Can it ever be forgotten?
''Soldiers of France," said he, ''the moment has arrived! On tomorrow you will advance against the enemy. When you can no longer advance you will hold the ground which you have gained. When you can no longer hold the ground which you have gained you will die upon the spot ! " And, when lost to all sense of honor or of shame, Germany said to that nation which shares not only our language, but our tradi- tions and ideals of liberty as well: "I shall no longer keep the an...cient and solemn cove- nant between us made for Belgiiini's neutral- ity ; what will you do about it ? ' ' — to her lasting- glory great England answered: **You may break your pledges as you will ; I shall keep mine. ' ' And into the scales of justice she flung all the weight of Britain's battleships, five mil- lions of armed men, and guns that *Houch limbers from the Somme to the sea." Because our wrongs, no less intolerable, come later in time than theirs, shall we be less ready to resent them'?
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