Life And Letters of Walter H Page volume Ii 8 8
Life And Letters of Walter H Page volume Ii 8 8
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The submarine thus sinks its victims without ever emerging or ever being seen. As things now stand, the Germans are winning the war, and they are winning it on the sea; that's the queer and the most discouraging fact. My own opinion is that all the facts ought to be published to all the world. Let the Germans get all the joy they can out of the confession. No matter, if the Government and the people of the United States knew all the facts, we'd have 1, 000 improvised destroyers (yachts, tugs, e...tc. , etc. ) armed and over here very quickly. Then the tide would turn.
Then there'd be nothing to fear in the long run. For the military authorities all agree that the German Army is inferior to the British and French and will be whipped. That may take a long time yet; but of the result nobody who knows seems to have any doubt--unless the French get tired and stop. They have periods of great war weariness and there is real danger that they may quit and make a separate peace.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The submarine thus sinks its victims without ever emerging or ever being seen. As things now stand, the Germans are winning the war, and they are winning it on the sea; that's the queer and the most discouraging fact. My own opinion is that all the facts ought to be published to all the world. Let the Germans get all the joy they can out of the confession. No matter, if the Government and the people of the United States knew all the facts, we'd have 1, 000 improvised destroyers (yachts, tugs, e...tc. , etc. ) armed and over here very quickly. Then the tide would turn.
Then there'd be nothing to fear in the long run. For the military authorities all agree that the German Army is inferior to the British and French and will be whipped. That may take a long time yet; but of the result nobody who knows seems to have any doubt--unless the French get tired and stop. They have periods of great war weariness and there is real danger that they may quit and make a separate peace.
What to read after Life And Letters of Walter H Page volume Ii 8 8?
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