The Campaign of 1914 in France And Belgium
The Campaign of 1914 in France And Belgium
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Many sick and wounded have been removed to the wine-cellars, the ambulances having been fired upon, and five nurses killed.
I will only add one comment to this grievous story. It is that of M. Maurice Harris, the eminent reactionary. " At least, " he says, " these shells have not fallen on our bat- talions, our brothers and sons, our defenders. Perish the marvels of the French genius rather than that genius itself. Let the most beautiful of stone be destroyed rather than the blood of my race. A...t this moment I prefer the humblest, weakest infantryman of France to our worthiest works of 244 TOWARD DEADLOCK art. These we will i-ecroate. The essential thing is that our nation remains. Wvo la France I This is the only reply of liolievers, artists, and patriots to this dttnl. '' I may mention that, at the lu'ight of the contiagration, the French army doctors, icmcmhering that some German wounded icmaincd in the Cathedral, went in and hrought them away to safety. It appears to me that in that act lies the finest revenge for this pitiless barbarism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many sick and wounded have been removed to the wine-cellars, the ambulances having been fired upon, and five nurses killed.
I will only add one comment to this grievous story. It is that of M. Maurice Harris, the eminent reactionary. " At least, " he says, " these shells have not fallen on our bat- talions, our brothers and sons, our defenders. Perish the marvels of the French genius rather than that genius itself. Let the most beautiful of stone be destroyed rather than the blood of my race. A...t this moment I prefer the humblest, weakest infantryman of France to our worthiest works of 244 TOWARD DEADLOCK art. These we will i-ecroate. The essential thing is that our nation remains. Wvo la France I This is the only reply of liolievers, artists, and patriots to this dttnl. '' I may mention that, at the lu'ight of the contiagration, the French army doctors, icmcmhering that some German wounded icmaincd in the Cathedral, went in and hrought them away to safety. It appears to me that in that act lies the finest revenge for this pitiless barbarism.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Perris, G. H. (George Herbert), 1866-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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