The Edge of the Quicksands
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It was common knowledge in some circles in Berlin that the correspondent of a leading American news- paper used to express the ardent hope that he might earn a German war decoration. Another war corre- spondent admitted that he hoped to settle down in Ber- lin after the war, and that if his war-reporting was sat- isfactory to the Wilhelmstrasse, he would probably be on the inside for big scoops later in peace. That was all very well for these men personally. But was the plain American citizen b...ack in Turner's Falls, Omaha and New York getting a square deal ?
After fl had become thoroughly convinced of the Imperial Government's moral dereliction in the world of to-day, and of her menace to the future of my own country, I resolved to act and told Ambassador Gerard of my resolution. That is why, after I had managed to get out of Germany, I deliberately wrote an article in the London Times, for wide syndication in American newspapers, in which I gave details of how American correspondents were shackled in Berlin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was common knowledge in some circles in Berlin that the correspondent of a leading American news- paper used to express the ardent hope that he might earn a German war decoration. Another war corre- spondent admitted that he hoped to settle down in Ber- lin after the war, and that if his war-reporting was sat- isfactory to the Wilhelmstrasse, he would probably be on the inside for big scoops later in peace. That was all very well for these men personally. But was the plain American citizen b...ack in Turner's Falls, Omaha and New York getting a square deal ?
After fl had become thoroughly convinced of the Imperial Government's moral dereliction in the world of to-day, and of her menace to the future of my own country, I resolved to act and told Ambassador Gerard of my resolution. That is why, after I had managed to get out of Germany, I deliberately wrote an article in the London Times, for wide syndication in American newspapers, in which I gave details of how American correspondents were shackled in Berlin.
What to read after The Edge of the Quicksands?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Thomas Curtin to read onlineMoreLess
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