Night Bombing With the Bedouins
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This mess etiquette, as it was called, did not interfere in any way withthe good-fellowship existing between the C. O. And his junior officers;but it prevented men who had been away from home and the society ofladies for many years from growing lax in manners and careless ofpersonal appearance.
After dinner, decanters of port were passed around and the King's healthwas drunk: "Gentlemen, The King. " This toast means nothing to us Americans unless we have drunk it amongBritish officers at the fr...ont. Under such conditions, "Gentlemen, TheKing, " is a call to patriotism, a spur to endeavor, and an ideal ofcourage which must be lived up to. We Americans are so apt to think of aking as a despot or tyrant that it takes us a long time to understandthe love which the Englishman has for his King. The King of England isas much of a symbol to Englishmen as the Stars and Stripes are a symbolto us. The King, as an individual, has no power, except the power ofinfluence. This power is great when the influence exerted is in theright direction, but the King has no dictatorial power similar to thatwhich may be granted to our Presidents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This mess etiquette, as it was called, did not interfere in any way withthe good-fellowship existing between the C. O. And his junior officers;but it prevented men who had been away from home and the society ofladies for many years from growing lax in manners and careless ofpersonal appearance.
After dinner, decanters of port were passed around and the King's healthwas drunk: "Gentlemen, The King. " This toast means nothing to us Americans unless we have drunk it amongBritish officers at the fr...ont. Under such conditions, "Gentlemen, TheKing, " is a call to patriotism, a spur to endeavor, and an ideal ofcourage which must be lived up to. We Americans are so apt to think of aking as a despot or tyrant that it takes us a long time to understandthe love which the Englishman has for his King. The King of England isas much of a symbol to Englishmen as the Stars and Stripes are a symbolto us. The King, as an individual, has no power, except the power ofinfluence. This power is great when the influence exerted is in theright direction, but the King has no dictatorial power similar to thatwhich may be granted to our Presidents.
What to read after Night Bombing With the Bedouins?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reece Robert Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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