Georges Clemenceau the Tiger of France
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This is an excellent habit of mind always, but how much more precious when one is at war and when one must expect the most unforeseen offen- sive, such as sham peaces, offers of armistices and parleys, campaigns kept up behind the lines. One likes to feel himself led by a chief who knows where to place his gabions and at what propitious moment to unmask his machine guns. This timeliness of M. Clemenceau is very for- ITO THE MAN tunate and is always the fruit of long deliberation with himself. N...othing can distract him even when he seems to be thinking of something else from the intense application of his mind, with which he falls to the study of a problem, until the best solution and the surest means of obtaining it appear to him. As remarkable as his faculty of improvisation, he is not one of those who trusts to chance. He has the clear and foreseeing brain of a leader. This serious study of facts and these long, pro- found reflections, are set off by his roguish joviality. Behold him in his own home, in his modest ground-floor apartment in the rue Franklin where he has lived for twenty-five years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is an excellent habit of mind always, but how much more precious when one is at war and when one must expect the most unforeseen offen- sive, such as sham peaces, offers of armistices and parleys, campaigns kept up behind the lines. One likes to feel himself led by a chief who knows where to place his gabions and at what propitious moment to unmask his machine guns. This timeliness of M. Clemenceau is very for- ITO THE MAN tunate and is always the fruit of long deliberation with himself. N...othing can distract him even when he seems to be thinking of something else from the intense application of his mind, with which he falls to the study of a problem, until the best solution and the surest means of obtaining it appear to him. As remarkable as his faculty of improvisation, he is not one of those who trusts to chance. He has the clear and foreseeing brain of a leader. This serious study of facts and these long, pro- found reflections, are set off by his roguish joviality. Behold him in his own home, in his modest ground-floor apartment in the rue Franklin where he has lived for twenty-five years.
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