Memoirs And Letters of the Right Hon Sir Robert Morier Gcb From 1826 to 18
Memoirs And Letters of the Right Hon Sir Robert Morier Gcb From 1826 to 18
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They see and hear of nothing else. ' Ardently as Morier had espoused the cause of Germany, the chauvinism engendered by the war soon began to jar upon him and make him feel out of touch with even his closest friends such as Stockmar.
' I do not share and cannot understand, ' he wrote to the 1870] THE FRANCO-GERMAN WAR 177 latter on 21st August, ' your excessive bloodthirstiness and violence against the French as such. The great organic fault of the European economy has been the preponderance th...ey have been allowed to acquire in Europe. . . . When they are reduced to that which they ought to be, a great nation living at peace with its neighbours, I think even you will admit that they have a part to play in the varied civilisation of Europe. They can furnish an element which the pure Teuton cannot — lightness, grace, form. Surely a world wholly peopled by Germans and Englishmen would not be so perfect a world as one in which Frenchmen had a place. . . . The fact is that it is impossible for a belligerent and a neutral, however sympathetic the latter may be, to argue on a common basis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They see and hear of nothing else. ' Ardently as Morier had espoused the cause of Germany, the chauvinism engendered by the war soon began to jar upon him and make him feel out of touch with even his closest friends such as Stockmar.
' I do not share and cannot understand, ' he wrote to the 1870] THE FRANCO-GERMAN WAR 177 latter on 21st August, ' your excessive bloodthirstiness and violence against the French as such. The great organic fault of the European economy has been the preponderance th...ey have been allowed to acquire in Europe. . . . When they are reduced to that which they ought to be, a great nation living at peace with its neighbours, I think even you will admit that they have a part to play in the varied civilisation of Europe. They can furnish an element which the pure Teuton cannot — lightness, grace, form. Surely a world wholly peopled by Germans and Englishmen would not be so perfect a world as one in which Frenchmen had a place. . . . The fact is that it is impossible for a belligerent and a neutral, however sympathetic the latter may be, to argue on a common basis.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victoria Morier Wemyss Wester Wemyss to read onlineMoreLess
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