Loyalty Leaflets
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He has extorted vast sums from her peaceful cities.
Q He has burned her towns and battered down her noble churches.
He has stripped the Belgium factories of their machinery, and deprived them of the raw materials of manufacture.
He has carried away her workmen by tens of thousands into slavery, and her women into worse than slavery.
He has slain peaceful non-combatants by the hundred, undeterred by the helplessness of age, of infancy, or of womanhood.
He has done the same in Northern France, in... Poland, in Serbia, in Roumania.
In all of these countries women have been outraged by the thousands, by tens of thousands; and who ever heard of a German soldier being punished for rape, or robbery, or murder?
These revolting outrages upon humanity and law are not the casual incidents of war; they are the results of a settled policy of frightfulness answering to the maxim of the Great Frederick to "Command respect through fear." Why were these things done by Germany?
The answer rests upon the accumulated evidence of German acts and German words, so conclusive that no pretence can cover it, no sophistry can disguise it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He has extorted vast sums from her peaceful cities.
Q He has burned her towns and battered down her noble churches.
He has stripped the Belgium factories of their machinery, and deprived them of the raw materials of manufacture.
He has carried away her workmen by tens of thousands into slavery, and her women into worse than slavery.
He has slain peaceful non-combatants by the hundred, undeterred by the helplessness of age, of infancy, or of womanhood.
He has done the same in Northern France, in... Poland, in Serbia, in Roumania.
In all of these countries women have been outraged by the thousands, by tens of thousands; and who ever heard of a German soldier being punished for rape, or robbery, or murder?
These revolting outrages upon humanity and law are not the casual incidents of war; they are the results of a settled policy of frightfulness answering to the maxim of the Great Frederick to "Command respect through fear." Why were these things done by Germany?
The answer rests upon the accumulated evidence of German acts and German words, so conclusive that no pretence can cover it, no sophistry can disguise it.
What to read after Loyalty Leaflets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States. Committee On Public Information. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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