Patriots in the Making What America Can Learn From France And Germany
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71 PATEIOTS IN THE MAKING stated tliat the inhabitants of the provinces have never ceased to protest against incorporation in the Empire, ^ that many of them migrate to France each year to avoid being under German rule.^ Thus General Lavisse says: **In order not to become Germans many natives of Alsace and Lorraine left their villages and towns ; the old houses where their parents had lived, the fields, the factories, all their fortunes, they abandoned to remain Frenchmen.
^ ^ Others remain the...re, submitting perforce to the laws of Germany, but at the bottom of their hearts they always love France ; they hope one day to come back to her. " ^ The tragedy of the separation from the homeland is perhaps best brought out in Alphonse Daudet 's little master- piece, ^^La Derniere Classe, '' even more popu- lar among the school children of France than among American boys and girls, for whom the pathos of the master's farewell to his scholars is sometimes marred by the painful require- ments of translation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
71 PATEIOTS IN THE MAKING stated tliat the inhabitants of the provinces have never ceased to protest against incorporation in the Empire, ^ that many of them migrate to France each year to avoid being under German rule.^ Thus General Lavisse says: **In order not to become Germans many natives of Alsace and Lorraine left their villages and towns ; the old houses where their parents had lived, the fields, the factories, all their fortunes, they abandoned to remain Frenchmen.
^ ^ Others remain the...re, submitting perforce to the laws of Germany, but at the bottom of their hearts they always love France ; they hope one day to come back to her. " ^ The tragedy of the separation from the homeland is perhaps best brought out in Alphonse Daudet 's little master- piece, ^^La Derniere Classe, '' even more popu- lar among the school children of France than among American boys and girls, for whom the pathos of the master's farewell to his scholars is sometimes marred by the painful require- ments of translation.
What to read after Patriots in the Making What America Can Learn From France And Germany?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jonathan French Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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