International Relations Eight Lectures Delivered in the United States in August
International Relations Eight Lectures Delivered in the United States in August
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Men who have come under the in- fluence of the literature or music of another country or have studied in its great schools conceive a liking for its thought and its ways, which might enable them to interpret it in a favorable sense to their own country- men and so commend that foreign country to good will.
It is a long step from war to theology, but we have heard of countries whose students of divinity had resorted chiefly to German Universities and who had brought back therefrom an admiration ...for German learning which tinged their political proclivities dur- ing the conflict of 1914 to 1918, making them hostile to the Entente Powers. "Tantcene animis ccelestibus irce. " Apart from these cases of professional feeling, which I cite merely as instances of sympathies transcending national boundaries, not as having in any way made for peace, the most highly educated class, though it owes allegiance to truth above everything else, has MAKING FOR WAR OR PEACE 137 done less than might have been expected to dispel dis- trust between nations and enable the benefits of con- cord to be appreciated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Men who have come under the in- fluence of the literature or music of another country or have studied in its great schools conceive a liking for its thought and its ways, which might enable them to interpret it in a favorable sense to their own country- men and so commend that foreign country to good will.
It is a long step from war to theology, but we have heard of countries whose students of divinity had resorted chiefly to German Universities and who had brought back therefrom an admiration ...for German learning which tinged their political proclivities dur- ing the conflict of 1914 to 1918, making them hostile to the Entente Powers. "Tantcene animis ccelestibus irce. " Apart from these cases of professional feeling, which I cite merely as instances of sympathies transcending national boundaries, not as having in any way made for peace, the most highly educated class, though it owes allegiance to truth above everything else, has MAKING FOR WAR OR PEACE 137 done less than might have been expected to dispel dis- trust between nations and enable the benefits of con- cord to be appreciated.
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