Philosophy And the War
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Her campaign of frightfulness set the red blood surging in a thousand million breasts that might have been supposed inseparably attached to peace. The campaign of frightful- ness has been worth to England more than millions of armed men.
Her propaganda of bribery and re- volt raised an army for Britain in India and caused the pouring out of the wealth of the Indian princes. Her submarine campaign, designed to keep America from the war, made Amer- ica's participation inevitable. Her system of sp...ies and espionage misre- ported the temper of every people.
There must be a reason for so uni- 36 IMPERSONALISM versal a failure. The Boers from Africa, the Anzacs from Australia, the men of Canada, the honest heart of Ireland singing "Tipperary," all responded to the bugle call of the spirit, and Germany might have fore- seen this had she had any eyes of the spirit to see with. The very efficiency and impersonalism of her culture blinded her to the existence of values that were deeper and more potent than all the mailed fists in the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Her campaign of frightfulness set the red blood surging in a thousand million breasts that might have been supposed inseparably attached to peace. The campaign of frightful- ness has been worth to England more than millions of armed men.
Her propaganda of bribery and re- volt raised an army for Britain in India and caused the pouring out of the wealth of the Indian princes. Her submarine campaign, designed to keep America from the war, made Amer- ica's participation inevitable. Her system of sp...ies and espionage misre- ported the temper of every people.
There must be a reason for so uni- 36 IMPERSONALISM versal a failure. The Boers from Africa, the Anzacs from Australia, the men of Canada, the honest heart of Ireland singing "Tipperary," all responded to the bugle call of the spirit, and Germany might have fore- seen this had she had any eyes of the spirit to see with. The very efficiency and impersonalism of her culture blinded her to the existence of values that were deeper and more potent than all the mailed fists in the world.
What to read after Philosophy And the War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph Tyler Flewelling to read onlineMoreLess
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