Belgium a Personal Narrative volume 1
Belgium a Personal Narrative volume 1
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The work had grown even l)efore it could be organ- ized. Our original C()ncc])tion had been that the Comite National was perfectly com])etent to distribute food through the comnumes to its own ])e()])le. If it could only get the food to deliver. In my own boundless igno- rance I had no notion of the quantity of food re(|uired until I read the memorandum ]M"e})arc(j. By the C. X, The war would soon be over anyway, and if we could only get through the winter all would go well. The American ])eopl...e would })rovide the food, by diplomatic 401 BELGIUM negotiations we would arrange to have it pass the Brit- ish blockade, and the Comite National would distribute it. But there were limits even to American charity; and now England, who was managing that blockade, im- posed restrictions and conditions; there would have to be more delegates, scores of them, not Belgians but Americans, to supervise the distribution and see that the guarantees were observed; hence the Rhodes scholars, hence, ultimately, the C.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The work had grown even l)efore it could be organ- ized. Our original C()ncc])tion had been that the Comite National was perfectly com])etent to distribute food through the comnumes to its own ])e()])le. If it could only get the food to deliver. In my own boundless igno- rance I had no notion of the quantity of food re(|uired until I read the memorandum ]M"e})arc(j. By the C. X, The war would soon be over anyway, and if we could only get through the winter all would go well. The American ])eopl...e would })rovide the food, by diplomatic 401 BELGIUM negotiations we would arrange to have it pass the Brit- ish blockade, and the Comite National would distribute it. But there were limits even to American charity; and now England, who was managing that blockade, im- posed restrictions and conditions; there would have to be more delegates, scores of them, not Belgians but Americans, to supervise the distribution and see that the guarantees were observed; hence the Rhodes scholars, hence, ultimately, the C.
What to read after Belgium a Personal Narrative volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brand Whitlock to read onlineMoreLess
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