The Barbarism of Berlin
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Manymerchants will tell you that the word of the sinister and almost unhumanChinaman is often as good as his bond: and it was amid palm trees andSyrian pavilions that the great utterance opened the tabernacle to him thatsweareth to his hurt and changeth not. There is doubtless a dense labyrinthof duplicity in the East, and perhaps more guile in the individual Asiaticthan in the individual German. But we are not talking of the violationsof human morality in various parts of the world. We are tal...king about anew and inhuman morality, which denies altogether the day of obligation. The Prussians have been told by their literary men that everything dependsupon Mood: and by their politicians that all arrangements dissolve before"necessity. " That is the importance of the German Chancellor's phrase. Hedid not allege some special excuse in the case of Belgium, which mightmake it seem an exception that proved the rule. He distinctly argued, ason a principle applicable to other cases, that victory was a necessityand honour was a scrap of paper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Manymerchants will tell you that the word of the sinister and almost unhumanChinaman is often as good as his bond: and it was amid palm trees andSyrian pavilions that the great utterance opened the tabernacle to him thatsweareth to his hurt and changeth not. There is doubtless a dense labyrinthof duplicity in the East, and perhaps more guile in the individual Asiaticthan in the individual German. But we are not talking of the violationsof human morality in various parts of the world. We are tal...king about anew and inhuman morality, which denies altogether the day of obligation. The Prussians have been told by their literary men that everything dependsupon Mood: and by their politicians that all arrangements dissolve before"necessity. " That is the importance of the German Chancellor's phrase. Hedid not allege some special excuse in the case of Belgium, which mightmake it seem an exception that proved the rule. He distinctly argued, ason a principle applicable to other cases, that victory was a necessityand honour was a scrap of paper.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chesterton, G. K. (Gilbert Keith), 1874-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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