Great Speeches of the War
Great Speeches of the War
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What you have to do in order to achieve any permanent success and any prompt or satisfactory peace, is to send many hundreds of thousands more men into the field — [cheers] — so as to be able to invade German soil — [cheers] — and to inflict a crushing blow upon that invader.
Gentlemen, our stake in this war is not less than the stake of Germany, not less than the stake of Austria. But Germany and Austria have every valid man in the field ; we, a percent- age. [Hear, hear. ] Our stakes are the ...same, but what we put down to support them is very different. [Hear, hear. ] Can we, indeed, hope for a result such as we have a right to expect, and which I am confident will be attained when the conscience of the nation is aroused — [cheers] — can we expect to attain the result which we have a right to expect until we have many more men in the field than we yet have ? We have no right to complain of recruiting in Scotland or in Glasgow. Both of them, as percentages of the population, figure very well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What you have to do in order to achieve any permanent success and any prompt or satisfactory peace, is to send many hundreds of thousands more men into the field — [cheers] — so as to be able to invade German soil — [cheers] — and to inflict a crushing blow upon that invader.
Gentlemen, our stake in this war is not less than the stake of Germany, not less than the stake of Austria. But Germany and Austria have every valid man in the field ; we, a percent- age. [Hear, hear. ] Our stakes are the ...same, but what we put down to support them is very different. [Hear, hear. ] Can we, indeed, hope for a result such as we have a right to expect, and which I am confident will be attained when the conscience of the nation is aroused — [cheers] — can we expect to attain the result which we have a right to expect until we have many more men in the field than we yet have ? We have no right to complain of recruiting in Scotland or in Glasgow. Both of them, as percentages of the population, figure very well.
What to read after Great Speeches of the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G E Geraldine Edith Mitton to read onlineMoreLess
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