The Rebuilding of Europe; a Survey of Forces And Conditions
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She took, but she felt the shame of it. She wrote: We have by our moderation and fidelity to our engage- ments acquired the confidence, I may venture to say the admiration, of Europe. . . . One year has lost it all. I confess, it is difficult to endure it, and that nothing in the world has cost me more than the loss of our good name.
It is a strange phenomenon that in matters where the unsophisticated human conscience so promptly pronounces judgment and spontane- ously condemns, the solid mass ...of moral convic- tion should count for nothing in affairs of state. Against it a purely national prejudice has almost never failed to prevail. At the present moment there is a strong sympathy expressed for the mis- fortunes of small states; and yet how little the great powers have done to secure the safety and the rights of the lesser nations. It may seem un- gracious, in the midst of a bitter struggle, to open the books of the past and recall to the con- testants the record they have helped to make.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She took, but she felt the shame of it. She wrote: We have by our moderation and fidelity to our engage- ments acquired the confidence, I may venture to say the admiration, of Europe. . . . One year has lost it all. I confess, it is difficult to endure it, and that nothing in the world has cost me more than the loss of our good name.
It is a strange phenomenon that in matters where the unsophisticated human conscience so promptly pronounces judgment and spontane- ously condemns, the solid mass ...of moral convic- tion should count for nothing in affairs of state. Against it a purely national prejudice has almost never failed to prevail. At the present moment there is a strong sympathy expressed for the mis- fortunes of small states; and yet how little the great powers have done to secure the safety and the rights of the lesser nations. It may seem un- gracious, in the midst of a bitter struggle, to open the books of the past and recall to the con- testants the record they have helped to make.
What to read after The Rebuilding of Europe; a Survey of Forces And Conditions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Jayne Hill to read onlineMoreLess
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