Essays in Brief for War Time
Essays in Brief for War Time
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He vio- lates no Prussian principle; he has laboured for good administration at home, and aggressive advance in foreign policy : and these are the two cardinal prin- ciples of Prussianism. If he has carried State control to an extreme point, and flooded his land with officials, we must remember that the German people has always liked to be shepherded, especially if the head 34 The New Tyrannis shepherd of all be one whom they can adore as well as obey. He has the vast majority of his people ent...irely with him. It is plain that Herodotus' dictum does not in the least express the position or character of William II.
There are however one or two points in which he does remind us of the Greek tyrants, apart from his striking personality and brilliant restless mind. First, let us note his far-reaching plans, bringing out the quiet unadventurous German people from their studies and domesticities into the world of competi- tion and money-making, and promising them the hegemony not only of Europe but of the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He vio- lates no Prussian principle; he has laboured for good administration at home, and aggressive advance in foreign policy : and these are the two cardinal prin- ciples of Prussianism. If he has carried State control to an extreme point, and flooded his land with officials, we must remember that the German people has always liked to be shepherded, especially if the head 34 The New Tyrannis shepherd of all be one whom they can adore as well as obey. He has the vast majority of his people ent...irely with him. It is plain that Herodotus' dictum does not in the least express the position or character of William II.
There are however one or two points in which he does remind us of the Greek tyrants, apart from his striking personality and brilliant restless mind. First, let us note his far-reaching plans, bringing out the quiet unadventurous German people from their studies and domesticities into the world of competi- tion and money-making, and promising them the hegemony not only of Europe but of the world.
What to read after Essays in Brief for War Time?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W Warde William Warde Fowler to read onlineMoreLess
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