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I have only to refer to the incident of Eou- mania, and each man can spell out for himself what I mean. The enemy have two advantages — two supreme advantages. One is that they act on internal lines, and the other is that there is one great dominant power that practically directs the forces of all. We have neither of these advan- tages. We must, therefore, achieve the same end by other means. The advantages we possess are advantages which time improves. No one can say that we have made the best... of that time. There has been a tardiness of decision and action. I forget who said about Necker that he was like a 84 THE GREAT CRUSADE clock that was always too slow. There is a little of that in the great Alliance clock — Belgium, Ser- bia, Montenegro, Ronmania!
Before we can take full advantage of the enor- mous resources at the command of the Allies, there must be some means of arriving at quicker and readier decisions, and of carrying them out.
I believe that that can be done, and if we quicken our action as well as our decisions it will equalise the conditions more than we have succeeded in doing in the past.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have only to refer to the incident of Eou- mania, and each man can spell out for himself what I mean. The enemy have two advantages — two supreme advantages. One is that they act on internal lines, and the other is that there is one great dominant power that practically directs the forces of all. We have neither of these advan- tages. We must, therefore, achieve the same end by other means. The advantages we possess are advantages which time improves. No one can say that we have made the best... of that time. There has been a tardiness of decision and action. I forget who said about Necker that he was like a 84 THE GREAT CRUSADE clock that was always too slow. There is a little of that in the great Alliance clock — Belgium, Ser- bia, Montenegro, Ronmania!
Before we can take full advantage of the enor- mous resources at the command of the Allies, there must be some means of arriving at quicker and readier decisions, and of carrying them out.
I believe that that can be done, and if we quicken our action as well as our decisions it will equalise the conditions more than we have succeeded in doing in the past.
What to read after The Great Crusade;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Lloyd George to read onlineMoreLess
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