Germany And England
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Thus it has come to pass in reality. England has attacked us in a most unjustifiable fashion for the purpose of checking our political and economical development.
Professor Cramb entirely alters the sense of my book by translating my alternative, "Weltmacht oder Nieder- gang,'" which, correctly translated, means "World-Power or Decline," with the words, "World-Dominion or Death." Every line in my book proves that I never thought of world- 38 GE RMANY AND ENGLAN D dominion by Germany, certainly ...that I never demanded world-dominion for her. Another instance, perhaps wor- thy of noting, of Professor Cramb's inaccuracy may be gathered from his remark: "Bernhardi's opinion of our commanders is written all over his books"; whereas, in fact, only in a sin- gle instance did I speak, and then only casually, of the higher military leader- ship of England.
In a similar manner does Professor Cramb treat German literature in gen- eral, in so far as it is known to him — and to all appearances that is not far.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus it has come to pass in reality. England has attacked us in a most unjustifiable fashion for the purpose of checking our political and economical development.
Professor Cramb entirely alters the sense of my book by translating my alternative, "Weltmacht oder Nieder- gang,'" which, correctly translated, means "World-Power or Decline," with the words, "World-Dominion or Death." Every line in my book proves that I never thought of world- 38 GE RMANY AND ENGLAN D dominion by Germany, certainly ...that I never demanded world-dominion for her. Another instance, perhaps wor- thy of noting, of Professor Cramb's inaccuracy may be gathered from his remark: "Bernhardi's opinion of our commanders is written all over his books"; whereas, in fact, only in a sin- gle instance did I speak, and then only casually, of the higher military leader- ship of England.
In a similar manner does Professor Cramb treat German literature in gen- eral, in so far as it is known to him — and to all appearances that is not far.
What to read after Germany And England?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernhardi, Friedrich Von, 1849-1930 to read onlineMoreLess
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