Government And the War
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This does not mean that our sea-power must rival that of England, which is neither necessary nor -possible. Our forces must be .
strong enough for their work. That work absolutely requires a forcible o-ffensive. Nothing but an energetic conduct of the war, in which all considerations are laid aside \ruck,sichtslos'], in which all permitted means are used, and which makes the assailant feel in their whole weight the consequences of his conduct, can lead to the goal in a war that would be forced ...upon us, and which has for its purpose the economical ruin of our country and the misery of our people.' Observe the contradiction. You hear that the German fleet is for defence, and does not want to rival .
that of England. But the defender aims at victory, and the Admiral wants victory by the offensive.
No one has better put this German view than Captain Mahan in his volume entitled The Interest of America in International Conditions, published in 1 9 1 o. With what eagerness the doctrine that England is the enemy has been accepted in Germany those of you who have any acquaintance with the current literature of Germany and with the German news- papers and magazines need not be told.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This does not mean that our sea-power must rival that of England, which is neither necessary nor -possible. Our forces must be .
strong enough for their work. That work absolutely requires a forcible o-ffensive. Nothing but an energetic conduct of the war, in which all considerations are laid aside \ruck,sichtslos'], in which all permitted means are used, and which makes the assailant feel in their whole weight the consequences of his conduct, can lead to the goal in a war that would be forced ...upon us, and which has for its purpose the economical ruin of our country and the misery of our people.' Observe the contradiction. You hear that the German fleet is for defence, and does not want to rival .
that of England. But the defender aims at victory, and the Admiral wants victory by the offensive.
No one has better put this German view than Captain Mahan in his volume entitled The Interest of America in International Conditions, published in 1 9 1 o. With what eagerness the doctrine that England is the enemy has been accepted in Germany those of you who have any acquaintance with the current literature of Germany and with the German news- papers and magazines need not be told.
What to read after Government And the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilkinson Spenser to read onlineMoreLess
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