England On the Witness Stand the Anglo German Case Tried By a Jury of English
England On the Witness Stand the Anglo German Case Tried By a Jury of English
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When I turned up the meaning of this word in the dictionary T found that the same word may very often represent very different things. I find that the DREADNOUGHTS AND DIVIDENDS 87 definition of "a crook" is — it is an ugly word — "a thief/' "a swindler, " "a man who gains his ends by crooked ways. " Let us translate Lord Welby's words. He says: "We are in the hands of 'an organization of thieves! swindlers I They are politicians, generals, manufacturers of armaments, and all of them are anxiou...s for unlimited expenditure, all go on inventing scares to terrify the public and to terrify the Ministers of the Crown. " Admits Germany was Victim of Falsehood.
That is an extremely serious charge to be made by a responsible ex-public servant like Lord Welby. Can it be substantiated. '' I ven- ture to submit to this House that it can be substantiated up to the hilt. We had a scare in 1909- That was liot the first scare of the same character. If time would permit I could go through half a dozen previous scares and show that the features of each were precisely the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When I turned up the meaning of this word in the dictionary T found that the same word may very often represent very different things. I find that the DREADNOUGHTS AND DIVIDENDS 87 definition of "a crook" is — it is an ugly word — "a thief/' "a swindler, " "a man who gains his ends by crooked ways. " Let us translate Lord Welby's words. He says: "We are in the hands of 'an organization of thieves! swindlers I They are politicians, generals, manufacturers of armaments, and all of them are anxiou...s for unlimited expenditure, all go on inventing scares to terrify the public and to terrify the Ministers of the Crown. " Admits Germany was Victim of Falsehood.
That is an extremely serious charge to be made by a responsible ex-public servant like Lord Welby. Can it be substantiated. '' I ven- ture to submit to this House that it can be substantiated up to the hilt. We had a scare in 1909- That was liot the first scare of the same character. If time would permit I could go through half a dozen previous scares and show that the features of each were precisely the same.
What to read after England On the Witness Stand the Anglo German Case Tried By a Jury of English?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Franklin Schrader to read onlineMoreLess
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