Sixty American Opinions On the War
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For if ever we who are here had reason to feel proud of our country it is when this respect is being paid to her by those whose good opinion Americans have always valued most highly. From Hyde Park to St. Paul's the flags of the Allies have fluttered and faded in the winter rain along the 74 AMERICAN OPINIONS ON THE WAR 75 two great thoroughfares of London, and among them, here and there, the Stars and Stripes. / do not say that Englishmen really think the United States ought to enter the allia...nce. But they evidently rely on our under- standing them ; and I sometimes ask myself : What if they are mistaken ? What if commercial instincts and interests and a narrow " patriotism " have made us, after all, incapable of the generous sympathy which we are credited with possessing ? Do the English rate too high our good sense and good feeling ? They attribute to us a strong disHke for mihtarism and a high degree of penetration. They say that we, of all people, are least likely to overlook the gross and palpable facts that Germany planned the war, seized her opportunity, and violated Belgian neutrality, which Great Britain was bound by treaty to defend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For if ever we who are here had reason to feel proud of our country it is when this respect is being paid to her by those whose good opinion Americans have always valued most highly. From Hyde Park to St. Paul's the flags of the Allies have fluttered and faded in the winter rain along the 74 AMERICAN OPINIONS ON THE WAR 75 two great thoroughfares of London, and among them, here and there, the Stars and Stripes. / do not say that Englishmen really think the United States ought to enter the allia...nce. But they evidently rely on our under- standing them ; and I sometimes ask myself : What if they are mistaken ? What if commercial instincts and interests and a narrow " patriotism " have made us, after all, incapable of the generous sympathy which we are credited with possessing ? Do the English rate too high our good sense and good feeling ? They attribute to us a strong disHke for mihtarism and a high degree of penetration. They say that we, of all people, are least likely to overlook the gross and palpable facts that Germany planned the war, seized her opportunity, and violated Belgian neutrality, which Great Britain was bound by treaty to defend.
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