Press Cuttings
Press Cuttings
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) Oh confound it: that reminds me. TheGermans have laid down four more Dreadnoughts.
MITCHENER. Then you must lay down twelve.
BALSQUITH. Oh yes: its easy to say that: but think of what theyll cost.
MITCHENER. Think of what it would cost to be invaded by Germany andforced to pay an indemnity of five hundred millions.
BALSQUITH. But you said that if you got compulsory military servicethere would be an end of the danger of invasion.
MITCHENER. On the contrary, my dear fellow, it increases the dan...gertenfold, because it increases German jealousy of our military supremacy.
BALSQUITH. After all, why should the Germans invade us?
MITCHENER. Why shouldnt they? What else has their army to do? What elseare they building a navy for?
BALSQUITH. Well, we never think of invading Germany.
MITCHENER. Yes we do. I have thought of nothing else for the last tenyears. Say what you will, Balsquith, the Germans have never recognized, and until they get a stern lesson, they never WILL recognize, the plainfact that the interests of the British Empire are paramount, and thatthe command of the sea belongs by nature to England.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) Oh confound it: that reminds me. TheGermans have laid down four more Dreadnoughts.
MITCHENER. Then you must lay down twelve.
BALSQUITH. Oh yes: its easy to say that: but think of what theyll cost.
MITCHENER. Think of what it would cost to be invaded by Germany andforced to pay an indemnity of five hundred millions.
BALSQUITH. But you said that if you got compulsory military servicethere would be an end of the danger of invasion.
MITCHENER. On the contrary, my dear fellow, it increases the dan...gertenfold, because it increases German jealousy of our military supremacy.
BALSQUITH. After all, why should the Germans invade us?
MITCHENER. Why shouldnt they? What else has their army to do? What elseare they building a navy for?
BALSQUITH. Well, we never think of invading Germany.
MITCHENER. Yes we do. I have thought of nothing else for the last tenyears. Say what you will, Balsquith, the Germans have never recognized, and until they get a stern lesson, they never WILL recognize, the plainfact that the interests of the British Empire are paramount, and thatthe command of the sea belongs by nature to England.
What to read after Press Cuttings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaw Bernard to read onlineMoreLess
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