German Philosophy of War
German Philosophy of War
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" "At these interviews, " wrote Busch, "I had to take good care to keep my ears well open, and to note everything with the closest attention. . . . Through practice, I gradually succeeded in retaining long sentences and even whole speeches, practically with- out omissions, until I had an opportunity of committing them to paper. " Busch gives a list of newspapers to which "articles thus prepared were supplied, " and mentioned several writers to whom he himself gave "instructions and material for... publication, " among them "Herr Heide, who had previously been a missionary in Aus- tralia and was at that time working for the North German Corre- 322 Indiana University Alumni Quarterly spondence, which had been founded with a view to influencing the English press. " As an illustration of the character of Bismarck's instructions we may take a brief item of March 11, 1870: "Attention is to be directed, at first in a paper which has no connection with the Gov- ernment, to the prolonged sojourn of Archduke Albrecht in Paris as a suspicious symptom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "At these interviews, " wrote Busch, "I had to take good care to keep my ears well open, and to note everything with the closest attention. . . . Through practice, I gradually succeeded in retaining long sentences and even whole speeches, practically with- out omissions, until I had an opportunity of committing them to paper. " Busch gives a list of newspapers to which "articles thus prepared were supplied, " and mentioned several writers to whom he himself gave "instructions and material for... publication, " among them "Herr Heide, who had previously been a missionary in Aus- tralia and was at that time working for the North German Corre- 322 Indiana University Alumni Quarterly spondence, which had been founded with a view to influencing the English press. " As an illustration of the character of Bismarck's instructions we may take a brief item of March 11, 1870: "Attention is to be directed, at first in a paper which has no connection with the Gov- ernment, to the prolonged sojourn of Archduke Albrecht in Paris as a suspicious symptom.
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