Germanism And the American Crusade
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How many times has not Italy been laid waste by the Germans and been brought under their despotism? What European nation, large or small, has not had to fight for its life against the Germans or their dynasts? What effort toward upward change, including her own Protestant Reformation, has not been visited with Germany's sword and savagery? Except for the brief time when Napoleon drove the beast to its lair, the German terror has been always upon Europe.
GERMANISM AND THE AMERICAN CRUSADE 29^ An...d now America has determined, not merely to drive this terror to its lair, but to destroy it utterly. America is convinced that there can be no society of nations, that the peace of good-will can never prevail, that there can be no continually-ascending social evolution, until this evil thing is felled and fin- ished. America sees that Germanism, how- ever difficult it may be to define, is the enemy of mankind ; the enemy of a common spiritual promise; the enemy of international morality; the enemy of social fraternity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How many times has not Italy been laid waste by the Germans and been brought under their despotism? What European nation, large or small, has not had to fight for its life against the Germans or their dynasts? What effort toward upward change, including her own Protestant Reformation, has not been visited with Germany's sword and savagery? Except for the brief time when Napoleon drove the beast to its lair, the German terror has been always upon Europe.
GERMANISM AND THE AMERICAN CRUSADE 29^ An...d now America has determined, not merely to drive this terror to its lair, but to destroy it utterly. America is convinced that there can be no society of nations, that the peace of good-will can never prevail, that there can be no continually-ascending social evolution, until this evil thing is felled and fin- ished. America sees that Germanism, how- ever difficult it may be to define, is the enemy of mankind ; the enemy of a common spiritual promise; the enemy of international morality; the enemy of social fraternity.
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