The Meaning of the War
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Whether it was that the peoplehad been drilled for centuries to mechanical obedience; or that anelemental instinct for conquest and plunder, absorbing to itself thelife of the nation, had simplified its aims and reduced them tomaterialism; or that the Prussian character was originally so made--itis certain that the idea of Prussia always evoked a vision ofrudeness, of rigidity, of automatism, as if everything within her wentby clockwork, from the gesture of her kings to the step of hersoldiers....
A day came when Germany had to choose between a rigid and ready-madesystem of unification, mechanically superposed from without, and theunity which comes from within by a natural effort of life. At the sametime the choice was offered her between an administrative mechanism, into which she would merely have to fit herself--a complete order, doubtless, but poverty-stricken, like everything else that isartificial--and that richer and more flexible order which the wills ofmen, when freely associated, evolve of themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whether it was that the peoplehad been drilled for centuries to mechanical obedience; or that anelemental instinct for conquest and plunder, absorbing to itself thelife of the nation, had simplified its aims and reduced them tomaterialism; or that the Prussian character was originally so made--itis certain that the idea of Prussia always evoked a vision ofrudeness, of rigidity, of automatism, as if everything within her wentby clockwork, from the gesture of her kings to the step of hersoldiers....
A day came when Germany had to choose between a rigid and ready-madesystem of unification, mechanically superposed from without, and theunity which comes from within by a natural effort of life. At the sametime the choice was offered her between an administrative mechanism, into which she would merely have to fit herself--a complete order, doubtless, but poverty-stricken, like everything else that isartificial--and that richer and more flexible order which the wills ofmen, when freely associated, evolve of themselves.
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