The Great War
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(Applause.) Let us be fair : German merchants, German traders, have the reputation of being as upright and straightforward as any traders in the world — (Hear, hear)— but if the currency of German commerce is to be debased to the level of that of her statesmanship, no trader from Shanghai to Valparaiso will ever look at a German signature again. (Loud applause.) This doctrine of the scrap of paper, this doctrine which is proclaimed by Bernhardi, that treaties only bind a nation as long as it is... to its interest, goes under the root of all public law. It is the straight road to barbarism. (Hear, hear.) It is as if you were to remove the Magnetio Pole because it was in the way of a German cruiser. (Laughter.) The whole navigation of the seas would beoome dangerous, difficult and impossible; and the whole maohinery of civilisation will break down if this doctrine wins in this war. (Hear, hear.) We are fighting against barbarism — (Applause.) — and there is only one way of putting it right.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Applause.) Let us be fair : German merchants, German traders, have the reputation of being as upright and straightforward as any traders in the world — (Hear, hear)— but if the currency of German commerce is to be debased to the level of that of her statesmanship, no trader from Shanghai to Valparaiso will ever look at a German signature again. (Loud applause.) This doctrine of the scrap of paper, this doctrine which is proclaimed by Bernhardi, that treaties only bind a nation as long as it is... to its interest, goes under the root of all public law. It is the straight road to barbarism. (Hear, hear.) It is as if you were to remove the Magnetio Pole because it was in the way of a German cruiser. (Laughter.) The whole navigation of the seas would beoome dangerous, difficult and impossible; and the whole maohinery of civilisation will break down if this doctrine wins in this war. (Hear, hear.) We are fighting against barbarism — (Applause.) — and there is only one way of putting it right.
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