The Faith of France Studies in Spiritual Differences Unity
The Faith of France Studies in Spiritual Differences Unity
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One cannot impose one's self as an authority in society in one generation, but by striking and striking again on the same spot; from father to son a family arrives at acquiring a very considerable influence which after all justifies existing. In France there ought to be many dynasties based upon this principle. '* This is remarkable and of noble purpose, this desire to construct one's life like a work of art in order that it may prove productive.
THE TRADITIONALISTS 153 However, Joseph Hudault ...did not merely consider his own vocation, there was the vo- cation of France as well. One day on his soldier's memorandum book, he wrote: *'With my mania to try and understand others, even those who are my enemies, I have discovered a great beauty in the colos- sal dream of conquest indulged in by the German people who, with spirit befogged by tobacco and music, fell upon us and nearly enslaved us through its discipline and its heroism; I loathe them cordially, but only because their destiny is opposed to ours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One cannot impose one's self as an authority in society in one generation, but by striking and striking again on the same spot; from father to son a family arrives at acquiring a very considerable influence which after all justifies existing. In France there ought to be many dynasties based upon this principle. '* This is remarkable and of noble purpose, this desire to construct one's life like a work of art in order that it may prove productive.
THE TRADITIONALISTS 153 However, Joseph Hudault ...did not merely consider his own vocation, there was the vo- cation of France as well. One day on his soldier's memorandum book, he wrote: *'With my mania to try and understand others, even those who are my enemies, I have discovered a great beauty in the colos- sal dream of conquest indulged in by the German people who, with spirit befogged by tobacco and music, fell upon us and nearly enslaved us through its discipline and its heroism; I loathe them cordially, but only because their destiny is opposed to ours.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maurice Barrs to read onlineMoreLess
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