The Great War volume 1
The Great War volume 1
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But already the spirit typified by Gambetta in 1871, by Carnot in 1792, manifested itself in the calling to the colors of the men whom France believed her ablest statesmen. The nation, not the Chamber of Deputies, full half of whose members were now at the front, had made a Ministry.
Wars, after all, are not ultimately determined without regard to the spirit of peoples. The Ger- man machine was not finer, more splendidly equipped, more justly confident of future victory because of re- cent triu...mphs than the veterans of Napoleon I, whom the Prussian conscripts fought successfully in 1 8 13 and 18 14. Such disadvantage as France now France Changes Ministers 127 labored under was not comparable to those of 1792, when she faced a whole world in arms without trained soldiers or generals.
But what it is vital for all of us Americans to understand is that the French situation in the last days of August was the direct, the Inevitable conse- quence of her choice of her form of government. It was exactly what we have had to face In all the wars of our history.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But already the spirit typified by Gambetta in 1871, by Carnot in 1792, manifested itself in the calling to the colors of the men whom France believed her ablest statesmen. The nation, not the Chamber of Deputies, full half of whose members were now at the front, had made a Ministry.
Wars, after all, are not ultimately determined without regard to the spirit of peoples. The Ger- man machine was not finer, more splendidly equipped, more justly confident of future victory because of re- cent triu...mphs than the veterans of Napoleon I, whom the Prussian conscripts fought successfully in 1 8 13 and 18 14. Such disadvantage as France now France Changes Ministers 127 labored under was not comparable to those of 1792, when she faced a whole world in arms without trained soldiers or generals.
But what it is vital for all of us Americans to understand is that the French situation in the last days of August was the direct, the Inevitable conse- quence of her choice of her form of government. It was exactly what we have had to face In all the wars of our history.
What to read after The Great War volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank H Frank Herbert Simonds to read onlineMoreLess
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