How Diplomats Make War
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Now in the fulness of time, after many tribu- no HOW DIPLOMATS MAKE WAR lations they have by their virtues and valour won them- selves a foremost place in the front of civilization. I say we do not envy them their good fortune; we do not envy them their power and prosperity. We are not jealous of them; we wish them well from the bottom of our hearts, and we believe most firmly the victories they will win in science and learning against barbarism, against waste, the victories they will gain will... be victories in which we shall share, and which, while benefiting them, will also benefit us." It is sad to think of sentiments such as those ex- pressed by Mr. Churchill six years ago, and then of what is taking place now. Looking from the reign of terror which now exists in Belgium, back to the days when English statesmen believed the German people, " by their virtues and valour had won for themselves a foremost place in the front of civiliza- tion," it is difficult to associate with the Germany of Wagner and Richard Strauss and Lenbach, of Goethe and Schiller, and of Schopenhauer and von Hum- boldt, all the vandalism of Louvain, Dinant, and Malines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now in the fulness of time, after many tribu- no HOW DIPLOMATS MAKE WAR lations they have by their virtues and valour won them- selves a foremost place in the front of civilization. I say we do not envy them their good fortune; we do not envy them their power and prosperity. We are not jealous of them; we wish them well from the bottom of our hearts, and we believe most firmly the victories they will win in science and learning against barbarism, against waste, the victories they will gain will... be victories in which we shall share, and which, while benefiting them, will also benefit us." It is sad to think of sentiments such as those ex- pressed by Mr. Churchill six years ago, and then of what is taking place now. Looking from the reign of terror which now exists in Belgium, back to the days when English statesmen believed the German people, " by their virtues and valour had won for themselves a foremost place in the front of civiliza- tion," it is difficult to associate with the Germany of Wagner and Richard Strauss and Lenbach, of Goethe and Schiller, and of Schopenhauer and von Hum- boldt, all the vandalism of Louvain, Dinant, and Malines.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Neilson, Francis, 1867- to read onlineMoreLess
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