Neutral Nations And the War
Neutral Nations And the War
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To Csesar let him go. Die Weltgeschichte ist das Weltgericht. '^ History declares that no nation, however great, is en- titled to try to impose its type of civilization on others. No race, not even the Teutonic or the Anglo-Saxon, is entitled to claim the leadership of humanity. Each peo- 'ple has in its time contributed something that was dis- tinctively its own, and the world is far richer thereby than if any one race, however gifted, had established a perma- nent ascendancy.
V We of the Angl...o-Saxon race do not claim for ourselves, any more than we admit in others, any right to dominate by force or to impose our own type of civilization on less powerful races. Perhaps we have not that assured con- viction of its superiority which the school of General Bernhardi expresses for the Teutons of North Germany. We know how much we owe, even within our own islands, to the Celtic race. And though we must admit that peo- ples of Anglo-Saxon stock have, like others, made some mistakes and sometimes abused their strength, let it be remembered what have been the latest acts they have done abroad.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To Csesar let him go. Die Weltgeschichte ist das Weltgericht. '^ History declares that no nation, however great, is en- titled to try to impose its type of civilization on others. No race, not even the Teutonic or the Anglo-Saxon, is entitled to claim the leadership of humanity. Each peo- 'ple has in its time contributed something that was dis- tinctively its own, and the world is far richer thereby than if any one race, however gifted, had established a perma- nent ascendancy.
V We of the Angl...o-Saxon race do not claim for ourselves, any more than we admit in others, any right to dominate by force or to impose our own type of civilization on less powerful races. Perhaps we have not that assured con- viction of its superiority which the school of General Bernhardi expresses for the Teutons of North Germany. We know how much we owe, even within our own islands, to the Celtic race. And though we must admit that peo- ples of Anglo-Saxon stock have, like others, made some mistakes and sometimes abused their strength, let it be remembered what have been the latest acts they have done abroad.
What to read after Neutral Nations And the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Bryce Bryce to read onlineMoreLess
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