Out to Win, the Story of America in France
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The original purpose of the Red Cross still fills the imagination of the masses to the ex- clusion of all else that it is doing. Directly the term "Red Cross" is mentioned the picture that forms in most men's minds is of ambulances galloping through the thick of battle-smoke and of devoted stretcher-bearers who brave danger not to kill, but in order that they may save lives.
This war has changed all that. To-day the Red Cross has to minister to not the wounded of armies only, but to the wounded... of nations. In a country like France, with trenches dug the en- tire length of her eastern frontier and vast terri- tories from which the entire population has been evacuated, the wounds of her armies are small in comparison with the wounds, bodily and mental, THE WAR OF COMPASSION 117 of her civil population — ^wounds which are the outcome of over three years of privation. When the civil population of any country has lost its pluck, no matter how splendid the spirit of its soldiers, its armies become paralysed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The original purpose of the Red Cross still fills the imagination of the masses to the ex- clusion of all else that it is doing. Directly the term "Red Cross" is mentioned the picture that forms in most men's minds is of ambulances galloping through the thick of battle-smoke and of devoted stretcher-bearers who brave danger not to kill, but in order that they may save lives.
This war has changed all that. To-day the Red Cross has to minister to not the wounded of armies only, but to the wounded... of nations. In a country like France, with trenches dug the en- tire length of her eastern frontier and vast terri- tories from which the entire population has been evacuated, the wounds of her armies are small in comparison with the wounds, bodily and mental, THE WAR OF COMPASSION 117 of her civil population — ^wounds which are the outcome of over three years of privation. When the civil population of any country has lost its pluck, no matter how splendid the spirit of its soldiers, its armies become paralysed.
What to read after Out to Win, the Story of America in France?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dawson Coningsby to read onlineMoreLess
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