Letters On International Relations Before And During the War of 1870
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APPEAL TO THE NATIONS.
' Militia of the Army of the Yosges, — The cosmopolitan nucleus that the French Republic is rallying in her midst, composed of men chosen from the elite of nations, represents humanitarian future ; and upon the banner of this noble group you read the motto of a free people, which will soon be the watchword of the human family, — " All for one, one for all." Selfishness governs the world, and autocracy combats in the French Republic the germ of the rights of man, which it ...abhors. As the incarna- tion of evil, autocracy makes every effort for self-preservation.
And the people. Like ancient Carthage, modern Republics swim in gold and sybaritism, while despots shake hands amid the darkness they enjoy, and profit by the misfortune of a brother people. Helvetia, believ- ing herself weak, holds down her head, and covers with the holy flag of William Tell her money-cheste and her banks. Grant, who by a single sign of his finger could have dispatched the soldiers of Prim home to Madrid, permits an entire population belonging to the grand family of Washington to be massacred and to be destroyed, and barely allows the great Republic to utter a word of sympathy for the valiant sons of Lafayette.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
APPEAL TO THE NATIONS.
' Militia of the Army of the Yosges, — The cosmopolitan nucleus that the French Republic is rallying in her midst, composed of men chosen from the elite of nations, represents humanitarian future ; and upon the banner of this noble group you read the motto of a free people, which will soon be the watchword of the human family, — " All for one, one for all." Selfishness governs the world, and autocracy combats in the French Republic the germ of the rights of man, which it ...abhors. As the incarna- tion of evil, autocracy makes every effort for self-preservation.
And the people. Like ancient Carthage, modern Republics swim in gold and sybaritism, while despots shake hands amid the darkness they enjoy, and profit by the misfortune of a brother people. Helvetia, believ- ing herself weak, holds down her head, and covers with the holy flag of William Tell her money-cheste and her banks. Grant, who by a single sign of his finger could have dispatched the soldiers of Prim home to Madrid, permits an entire population belonging to the grand family of Washington to be massacred and to be destroyed, and barely allows the great Republic to utter a word of sympathy for the valiant sons of Lafayette.
What to read after Letters On International Relations Before And During the War of 1870?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White, Andrew Dickson, 1832-1918. Fmo to read onlineMoreLess
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